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Fig. 1A —Principles of real-time temporal maximum-intensity-projection
imaging technique. Open-shutter photograph of fireworks in night sky is
comparable with temporal maximum-intensity-projection image. Shutter of camera
is held open for sufficient time to trace path of bright, moving object, such
as sparks of fireworks. Method can be applied to echoes of individual bubbles
of contrast agent detected with nonlinear sonography. (Courtesy of Ben
Burns)
