Tissue characterization using a phantom to validate four-dimensional tissue deformation.

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Tissue characterization using a phantom to validate four-dimensional tissue deformation

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B J Salter

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Brian Wang

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Hui Zhao

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Martin Szegedi

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Prema Rassiah-Szegedi

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Sarang Joshi

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Vikren Sarkar

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Yu-Huei Huang

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J D Hinkle

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