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Characterizing Rayleigh wave and longitudinal shear wave propagation for measurements of elastic moduli using optical coherence elastography

Optical coherence elastography based on the measurements of elastic wave speeds can quantify elastic moduli in the wave propagation directions and provide high-resolution elasticity maps for tissue. Here, we simultaneously visualized a longitudinal shear wave propagating along the depth and a Rayleigh wave propagating in the lateral direction, and analyzed the propagation characteristics of the elastic waves, including group speeds, frequency spectra, and frequency-dependent wave speeds. The analysis of the propagation characteristics demonstrates the reliability of the elasticity quantification by measuring different types of speeds of the elastic waves.