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Published in final edited form as: AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2015 Apr 23;205(1):22–32. doi: 10.2214/AJR.15.14552

Fig. 2 — Current elastography techniques

A–H, Illustrations (A, C, E, and G; all by Tang A) show probe location, source of shear-wave generation (blue arrows), direction of shear-wave propagation, and FOV (black outline). Also shown are companion images (B, D, F, and H) produced by each elastography technique: 1D transient elastography (A and B; FibroScan image [B] courtesy of Echosens), point shear wave elastography (C and D), shear-wave elastography (E and F), and MR elastography (G and H).

Fig. 2 — Current elastography techniques

A–H, Illustrations (A, C, E, and G; all by Tang A) show probe location, source of shear-wave generation (blue arrows), direction of shear-wave propagation, and FOV (black outline). Also shown are companion images (B, D, F, and H) produced by each elastography technique: 1D transient elastography (A and B; FibroScan image [B] courtesy of Echosens), point shear wave elastography (C and D), shear-wave elastography (E and F), and MR elastography (G and H).