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Tissue Mimicking Materials for Thin Film Phantom

Journal article published in 2001 by Zaegyoo Hah, Stephen McAleavey, Kevin J. Parker
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Abstract

A systematic approach is proposed for developing tissue mimicking materials. Speed of sound and the attenuation coefficient slope are combined in a so-called c-α chart. The procedure described was used to produce the tissue mimicking materials with a speed of sound of 1540±6 m/s and the attenuation slopes of 0.3 dB/cm.MHz and 0.45 dB/cm.MHz with very low scatter as required for Thin Film Phantom. The tissue mimicking materials were applied to a TFP (Thin Film Phantom) system to get images of a character set made of digital scatterers deposited on a plastic substrate.