In vivo imaging is an important tool for preclinical studies of lung function and disease. The
widespread availability of multimodal animal imaging systems and the rapid rate of …

A new generation of imaging devices now make it possible to generate both structural and
functional images for the study of lung biology in small animals, including common …

OBJECTIVE. In this article, we consider a multitude of the latest techniques used for
evaluating benign and malignant pulmonary diseases. Our review will include mostly …

Imaging holds an important role in the diagnosis of lung diseases. Along with clinical tests,
noninvasive imaging techniques provide complementary and valuable information that …

Airway remodeling is an important pathophysiological mechanism in a variety of chronic
airway diseases. Historically investigators have had to use invasive techniques such as …

The continued progression of chronic lung disease despite current treatment options has led
to the increasing evaluation of molecular imaging tools for diagnosis, treatment planning …

With the incidence of respiratory diseases increasing throughout the world, new therapies
are needed. This review provides a short overview of different imaging techniques of interest …

Recent advances in imaging offer exciting opportunities to develop and validate lung-
specific biomarkers as valuable adjuncts to diagnosis, tests of treatment efficacy, and/or …

Characterization and noninvasive measurement of molecular pathways and biochemistry in
living cells, animal models, and humans at the cellular and molecular level is now possible …

Real-time imaging of the intact lung allows for the visualization and analysis of pulmonary
vascular responses at a unique spatial and temporal resolution. For visual access to the …