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21 mm in axial, lateral, and elevational axes, respectively, in the in vivo GBM tumor-bearing mice ( N = 10 ).The application of ultrasound imaging to the diagnosis of lung diseases is nowadays receiving growing interest. However, lung ultrasound (LUS) is mainly limited to the analysis of imaging artifacts, such as B-lines, which correlate with a wide variety of diseases. Therefore, the results of LUS investigations remain qualitative and subjective, and specificity is obviously suboptimal. Focusing on the development of a quantitative method dedica
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