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Impact of Phase Unwrapping on Multitarget Acoustic Lenses for Transcranial Holography
Acoustic lenses have been introduced recently to compensate for the phase distortions induced by the propagation across a human skull for ultrasonic deep-brain stimulation in humans. In this study, we present bifocal lenses that compensate for human skull aberrations and allow simultaneous targeting
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