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A new, multivessel model quantifies tumor perfusion in intermittent sonography

Published in Cancer Weekly, December 16th, 2003

A new, multivessel model quantifies tumor perfusion in intermittent sonography.

"To improve the quantification of tissue perfusion using intermittent sonography, a new model describing replenishment kinetics of microbubbles is proposed. The new approach takes into account the variability of blood flow velocities found in vivo, especially in tumors, and consistently describes the refilling process of microbubbles. Based upon this model, blood volume, blood velocity, blood flow and perfusion in 17 experimental tumors were calculated, and compared with the results obtained with the established, phenomenologically derived exponential kinetic model," according to recent...

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