The term biosensing is somewhat wide and ill-defined. It tends to cover various aspects of
the recognition of biological events, using specially designed chemical probes and …

In the last two decades, functional imaging of the lungs using hyperpolarized noble gases
has entered the clinical stage. Both helium (3 He) and xenon (129 Xe) gas have been …

The accurate detection and localization of clinically relevant biomarkers in vivo is a great
challenge for molecular imaging, requiring high sensitivity and molecular specificity.[1] This …

Assessment of regional pulmonary perfusion as well as nodule and tumor perfusions in
various pulmonary diseases are currently performed by means of nuclear medicine studies …

Molecular imaging is the determination of the spatial location and concentration of specific
molecules in a sample of interest. Sophisticated modern magnetic resonance imaging …

Among all the imaging techniques, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) offers several
advantages owing to its low invasiveness, its harmlessness and its spatial in-depth …

L'Imagerie par Résonance Magnétique (IRM) est une technique prometteuse largement
répandue dans les milieux hospitaliers. Elle est non invasive, présente une bonne …

L'Imagerie par Résonance Magnétique (IRM) est une technique d'imagerie médicale
largement répandue dans les milieux hospitaliers pour le diagnostic de pathologies. Elle …

[en] Non-invasive proton magnetic resonance imaging (1 H MRI) is a powerful clinical tool
for the detection of numerous diseases. Although MRI contrast agents are often used to …

Since the introduction of scintigraphy as a diagnostic imaging tool in the 1960's [1], nuclear
medicine has provided a wide range of sophisticated methodologies to study the physiology …