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Ji-Bin Liu
Researcher at Thomas Jefferson University
Publications - 149
Citations - 4044
Ji-Bin Liu is an academic researcher from Thomas Jefferson University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Contrast-enhanced ultrasound & Microbubbles. The author has an hindex of 35, co-authored 141 publications receiving 3625 citations.
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Artifacts in ultrasonic contrast agent studies.
TL;DR: Intravenously injected ultrasonic contrast agents making use of encapsulated gas microbubbles have excellent clinical potential for both color and spectral Doppler studies, but a number of artifacts are associated with sonographic contrast agent measurements.
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Sentinel Lymph Nodes in a Swine Model with Melanoma: Contrast-enhanced Lymphatic US
Barry B. Goldberg,Daniel A. Merton,Ji-Bin Liu,Mathew L. Thakur,George F. Murphy,Larry Needleman,Audun Tornes,Flemming Forsberg +7 more
TL;DR: Lymphatic US can depict metastases within the SLN, which was not possible with lymphoscintigraphy, and detection of SLNs with lymphatic US compared favorably with that at lymphoscintsigraphy.
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Subharmonic imaging with microbubble contrast agents: initial results.
William T. Shi,Flemming Forsberg,Anne L. Hall,Richard Yung Chiao,Ji-Bin Liu,Steve Miller,Kai Erik Thomenius,Margaret A. Wheatley,Barry B. Goldberg +8 more
TL;DR: The subharmonic emission from insonified contrast microbubbles was used to create a new imaging modality called Subharmonic Imaging and excellent suppression of all backscattered signals other than from contrast micro bubbles was achieved for sub Harmonic A-lines in vitro while further optimization is required for in vivo gray scale subharmonics images.
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Utility of contrast-enhanced ultrasound for evaluation of thyroid nodules
TL;DR: In this article, the enhancement patterns of thyroid nodules on gray-scale contrast-enhanced ultrasound (US) were characterized and evaluated in the differential diagnosis of malignant thyroid nodule.
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High-resolution endoluminal sonography is a sensitive modality for the identification of Barrett's metaplasia
Alyn L. Adrain,Han-Chuan Ter,Michael J. Cassidy,Thomas D. Schiano,Ji-Bin Liu,Larry S. Miller +5 more
TL;DR: High-resolution endoluminal sonography is a sensitive new method for identifying Barrett's esophagus, but dysplasia could not be identified by HRES in this study.