Abstract: There is provided a method and a system for ultrasound imaging in presence of relative motion between a body and an imaging probe. A plurality of Eulerian-based ultrasound images of the body acquired at successive times T with the imaging probe is obtained. Lagrangian coordinates for the body are computed using data from the Eulerian-based ultra-sound images. Lagrangian-based ultrasound images of the body are formed by providing the data from the Eulerian-based ultrasound images in the Lagrangian coordinate system.

Abstract: There is provided a method for ultrasound imaging comprising applying an ultrasound modulation wave at a fixed frequency F1 and a period P1 to a target in a body, the body having received an injection of microbubbles through a fluid, the modulation wave causing the microbubbles to undergo stable acoustic cavitation, emitting, toward the target and concurrently with the modulation wave, ultrasound imaging pulses centered at a frequency F2 and having a pulse repetition period of n*P1 and a pulse delay of m*P1/k, where the pulse delay varies with m, m<k, and k>1, detecting reflections of the ultrasound pulses by the microbubbles after each emission for a duration corresponding to a maximum depth of the target, and forming ultrasound images from the reflections.