Shohei Mori

Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

Japan

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Dr. Shohei Mori is an Assistant Professor at Tohoku University in Japan. His research focuses on ultrasound technology, specifically in the areas of histotripsy, thermal coagulation, and acoustic imaging. Recent publications include studies on acoustic reverberation noise reduction, modeling errors in ultrasound tissue characterization, and techniques for measuring minute displacements using ultrasonic methods.

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Hiroyuki Hachiya

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Institute of Science Tokyo

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Tadashi Yamaguchi

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Chiba University

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Hiroshi Kanai

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Tomohiko Shindo

Tohoku University

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Effect of pulse repetition frequency on efficiency of tissue erosion in histotripsy with ultrasonic focus scanning in the direction of propagation

Estimation of thermal coagulation region induced by bubble-enhanced ultrasonic heating using numerical simulation

Necessity of removal of high-intensity non-speckle signals in Nakagami-based ultrasound tissue characterization under pre-Rayleigh condition

Reduction of acoustic reverberation noise from therapeutic transducer for estimation of heat source distribution by acoustic radiation force imaging for high-intensity focused ultrasound treatment

Publisher’s Note: “A novel ultrasonic method for measuring minute sinusoidal displacement by network analyzer” [Rev. Sci. Instrum. 95, 025105 (2024)]

Estimation of red blood cell aggregation size using power spectrum considering density of red blood cells in focal region

Appropriate indicator of modeling error for threshold-based model selection in statistics-based ultrasound tissue characterization

Method for measuring time waveforms of minute sinusoidal displacements using continuous waves with a network analyzer

A novel ultrasonic method for measuring minute sinusoidal displacement by network analyzer

Estimation error in speed of sound caused by rotation of measured cross-section from short-axis plane of blood vessels: a preliminary study

Optimizing irradiation conditions for low-intensity pulsed ultrasound to upregulate endothelial nitric oxide synthase

Speed-of-sound estimation in ultrasound propagation medium by considering size of target scatterer

Lateral M-Mode: Ultrasound Visualization of Displacement Along Longitudinal Direction at Intima–Media Complex

Evaluation of local changes in radio-frequency signal waveform and brightness caused by vessel dilatation for ascertaining reliability of elasticity estimation inside heterogeneous plaque: a preliminary study

Accurate measurement of elasticity of the radial artery wall considering changes in cross-sectional shape of artery caused by pushing pressure applied by ultrasound probe

Improving axial resolution of medical ultrasound images by using noise-robust broadband filter based on singular value decomposition

Appropriate Window Function and Window Length in Multifrequency Velocity Estimator for Rapid Motion and Locality of Layered Myocardium

Evaluation method of the degree of red blood cell aggregation considering ultrasonic propagation attenuation by analyzing ultrasonic backscattering properties

Discrimination of thoracic spine from muscle based on their difference in ultrasound reflection and scattering characteristics

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Hiroyuki Hachiya

Tadashi Yamaguchi

Hiroshi Kanai

Tomohiko Shindo

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