Dual-focus scanning in volumetric HIFU ablation: Preliminary simulation study

Ke Li, Jing-feng Bai, Yazhu Chen, Xiang Ji
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Volumetric HIFU ablation has been implemented in clinical practice to create large thermal lesion while reducing treatment durations. However, it still takes several hours to cover the whole target using volumetric ablation. Multiple focus intensity patterns have been proved beneficial to create larger lesions. The feasibility of dual-focus scanning in volumetric ablation has been evaluated. Simulations of dual-focus scanning and single-focus scanning were performed with the treatment cells of 4, 8, 12 and 16 mm in diameter. Comparison of both scanning approaches indicates that the dual-focus scanning saves treatment time by 20% and needs lower peak acoustic pressure, therefore the potential cavitation could be avoided. Although the maximum near-field temperatures are slightly higher than single-focus scanning, they are acceptable in HIFU treatment.
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双焦点扫描在体积HIFU消融中的初步模拟研究
体积HIFU消融已在临床实践中实施,以产生较大的热损伤,同时减少治疗时间。然而,体积消融仍然需要几个小时才能覆盖整个目标。多重聚焦强度模式已被证明有利于产生更大的病变。对双焦点扫描在体积消融中的可行性进行了评价。分别对直径为4、8、12和16 mm的处理细胞进行双焦扫描和单焦扫描模拟。两种扫描方式的对比表明,双焦点扫描节省了20%的治疗时间,所需的峰值声压更低,因此可以避免潜在的空化。虽然最大近场温度略高于单焦点扫描,但在HIFU治疗中是可以接受的。
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