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Maps of in vivo oxygen pressure with submillimetre resolution and nanomolar sensitivity enabled by Cherenkov-excited luminescence scanned imaging

Pogue et al., 2018

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10291717107952195478
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Pogue B
Feng J
LaRochelle E
Bruža P
Lin H
Zhang R
Shell J
Dehghani H
Davis S
Vinogradov S
Gladstone D
Jarvis L
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Nature biomedical engineering

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Low signal-to-noise ratios and limited imaging depths restrict the ability of optical-imaging modalities to detect and accurately quantify molecular emissions from tissue. Here, by using a scanning external X-ray beam from a clinical linear accelerator to induce Cherenkov …
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