The application discloses a micro
blood flow imaging method based on adaptive density filtering and a related device, and relates to the technical field of
ultrasonic imaging. The method comprises the following steps: extracting a static frame in original ultrasonic data, screening a high-quality static frame through
correlation analysis to eliminate motion interference; performing SVD
clutter filtering, and
cutting off high spatiotemporal coherence singular values to separate tissue
clutter and microbubble signals; performing adaptive density filtering and subtracting a preliminary filtering result to realize
noise suppression and overlapping microbubble decoupling; and enhancing microbubble motion signals through time-
lag autocorrelation
processing, and finally completing power
Doppler imaging and ultrasonic localization
microscope reconstruction. The scheme effectively solves the problem that the prior art cannot simultaneously consider PDI
noise suppression and ULM microbubble decoupling, significantly improves
image signal-to-
noise ratio and super-resolution, avoids problems such as
signal distortion, artifacts and loss of low-speed
blood flow, and provides more reliable imaging support for
clinical diagnosis such as
blood vessel lesion detection and tumor
blood flow evaluation.