Multimodality NIR spectroscopy systems offer the possibility of region‐based vascular and
molecular characterization of tissue in vivo. However, computationally efficient 3D image …

The development of effective multi-modality imaging methods typically requires an efficient
information fusion model, particularly when combining structural images with a …

Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) seeks to image the electrical conductivity of an
object using electrical impedance measurement data at its periphery. Ultrasound reflection …

Optical mammography is one of several new techniques for breast cancer detection and
characterization presently under development for clinical use that provide information other …

Optical tomography is a relatively new imaging modality in which images of the optical
properties of the medium are estimated based on measurements of visible or nearinfrared …

Diffuse optical imaging is a non-invasive technique that uses near-infrared light to measure
changes in brain activity through an array of sensors placed on the surface of the head …

Medical laser applications based on widespread research and development is a very
dynamic and increasingly popular field from an ecological as well as an economic point of …

A mathematical approach for geometric co-calibration of a dual-modal small-animal imaging
system is presented. The system comprises an optical imaging setup for in vivo …

In the last two decades, both diffuse optical tomography (DOT) and blood oxygen level
dependent (BOLD)-based functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) methods have …

Diffuse optical imaging is an emerging medical imaging modality based on near-infrared
and visible red light. The method can be used for imaging activations in the human brain. In …