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Original Article Application value of ultrasound contrast in gastric cancer examinations and its correlation with microvessel density

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Figure 1. Ultrasound contrast image of gastric cancer. It shows the thicken-ing of the mucosa, continuously disruption of the submucosa, and smooth and complete serosal coat (STO: gastric cavity).
Table 1. Comparison of ultrasound contrast parameters between cancer-ous tissues and adjacent normal tissues

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