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Fig. 3A. —MR elastography of tissue-simulating breast phantom containing embedded 2.5-cm-diameter nodule of stiffer material. MR image was acquired with sequence shown in Figure 2. During imaging, acoustic waves at 100 Hz were applied to phantom using device shown in Figure 1. Image clearly shows propagating shear waves, with maximal amplitudes of approximately 100 µm. Series of eight similar images were acquired at evenly spaced phases of wave cycle.

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