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Photoacoustics: a historical review [PDF]
Advances in Optics and Photonics, 2016 We review the history of photoacoustics from the discovery in 1880 that modulated light produces acoustic waves to the current time, when the pulsed variant of the discovery is fast developing into a powerful biomedical imaging modality. We trace the meandering and fascinating passage of the effect along several conceptual and methodological ...
S. Manohar, D. Razansky
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Photoacoustic microscopy [PDF]
Laser & Photonics Reviews, 2013 AbstractPhotoacoustic microscopy (PAM) is a hybridin vivoimaging technique that acoustically detects optical contrast via the photoacoustic effect. Unlike pure optical microscopic techniques, PAM takes advantage of the weak acoustic scattering in tissue and thus breaks through the optical diffusion limit (∼1 mm in soft tissue).
Yao, Junjie, Wang, Lihong V.
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Photoacoustic Cystography [PDF]
Journal of Visualized Experiments, 2013 Conventional pediatric cystography, which is based on diagnostic X-ray using a radio-opaque dye, suffers from the use of harmful ionizing radiation. The risk of bladder cancers in children due to radiation exposure is more significant than many other cancers.
Jeon, M, Kim, J, Kim, C
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Photoacoustic elastography [PDF]
Optics Letters, 2016 Elastography can noninvasively map the elasticity distribution in biological tissue, which can potentially be used to reveal disease conditions. In this Letter, we have demonstrated photoacoustic elastography by using a linear-array photoacoustic computed tomography system. The feasibility of photoacoustic elastography was first demonstrated by imaging
Hai, Pengfei +4 more
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Optics Letters, 2009 We have developed photoacoustic endoscopy with a miniaturized imaging probe. A light-guiding optical fiber, an ultrasonic sensor, and a mechanical scanning unit are integrated to enable circumferential sector scanning, which produces B-scan images. Biological tissues, including the gastrointestinal tract of a rat, have been imaged ex vivo or in situ.
Yang, Joon-Mo +5 more
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Biomedical photoacoustics in China
Photoacoustics, 2013 During the last decade, along with its explosive growth globally, biomedical photoacoustics has become a rapidly growing research field in China as well. In particular, photoacoustic tomography (PAT), capable of imaging intact biological tissue in vivo at great depths, has generated intense interest among Chinese researchers.
Jing Meng, Liang Song
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Frontiers in Medical Technology, 2023 Rupture risk estimation of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) patients is currently based on the maximum diameter of the AAA. Mechanical properties that characterize the mechanical state of the vessel may serve as a better rupture risk predictor.
Larissa C. Jansen +6 more
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Applied Sciences, 2021 Dynamic imaging of the skeletal muscles used to be strenuous and often impossible to perform manually. Accordingly, long-term dynamic musculoskeletal imaging has not been performed. The feasibility of long-term dynamic musculoskeletal functional analysis
Marloes Sjoerdsma +5 more
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Photoacoustics in a snap [PDF]
Nature Methods, 2020 Photoacoustic topography through an ergodic relay increases imaging throughput and opens a path toward wearable devices.
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Cold Spring Harbor Protocols, 2011 INTRODUCTIONPhotoacoustic imaging, which is based on the photoacoustic effect, has developed extensively over the last decade. Possessing many attractive characteristics such as the use of nonionizing electromagnetic waves, good resolution and contrast, portable instrumention, and the ability to partially quantitate the signal, photoacoustic techniques
Yin, Zhang, Hao, Hong, Weibo, Cai
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