Photoacoustic (PA) imaging is a biomedical imaging modality that provides functional
information regarding the cellular and molecular signatures of tissue by using endogenous …

Obtaining absolute chromophore concentrations from photoacoustic images obtained at
multiple wavelengths is a nontrivial aspect of photoacoustic imaging but is essential for …

Photoacoustic imaging is a biomedical imaging modality that provides functional
information, and, with the help of exogenous contrast agents, cellular and molecular …

A lack of accepted standards and standardized phantoms suitable for the technical
validation of biophotonic instrumentation hinders the reliability and reproducibility of its …

Photoacoustic imaging (PAI) is a rapidly growing field which offers high spatial resolution
and high contrast for deep‐tissue imaging in vivo. PAI is nonionizing and noninvasive and …

The Grüneisen parameter, a constitutive parameter in photoacoustics, is usually measured
from isobaric thermal expansion, which may not be valid for a biological medium due to its …

Established medical imaging technologies such as magnetic resonance imaging and
computed tomography rely on well-validated tissue-simulating phantoms for standardized …

Photoacoustic imaging combines the high contrast of optical imaging with the spatial
resolution and penetration depth of ultrasound. This technique holds tremendous potential …

The reconstruction of images in photoacoustic tomography is reliant on specifying the speed
of sound within the propagation medium. However, for in vivo imaging, this value is not …

Tissue-mimicking phantoms are widely used for the calibration, evaluation and
standardisation of medical imaging systems, and for clinical training. For photoacoustic …