[High-resolution ultrasound imaging of the mouse].
Small-animal ultrasound imaging has been made possible using high-resolution imaging devices. The spatial resolution is therefore sufficient to accurately measure anatomical parameters in mice. This paper reviews some of the main applications of high-resolution ultrasound imaging of the mouse and highlights what could be the forthcoming advances.
Renault
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Institut Cochin, Plate-forme d'imagerie du petit animal, 27, rue du faubourg-Saint-Jacques, Paris.
Bonnin
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Marchiol-Fournigault
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Gregoire
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Serrière
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Richard
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Fradelizi
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