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evaluating local viscoelastic properties of artery-mimicking phantoms using high-resolution flexural wavenumber analysis
The measurement of guided wave propagation is an effective approach for evaluating arterial wall stiffness. A more comprehensive characterization of viscoelastic material properties could yield more informative biomarkers; however, this additionally requires estimation of wave attenuation. Furthermo
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