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Only if J > 1012 A/cm2 were possible (the value that might be needed for imaging single-molecule particles) would the molecules be destroyed by a single 100-fs pulse.

Although there have been promising studies on imaging tumors in pancreas and liver (McElroy et al., 2008; Ritsma et al., 2012; Tanaka et al., 2012), as described above, additional protocols are needed for imaging internal organs, and particularly to image deeper in the tumors.

Dynamic views of the coccyx, while the patient is sitting and leaning backwards is needed for imaging the coccyx.

However, an advanced migration algorithm is needed for imaging in such complex media (Soleimani 2016b).

Third, it provides excellent image quality at low radiation doses compared to isotopes with a longer half-life such as 111In and 89Zr that are needed for imaging with whole antibodies.

Suitable photophysical properties a large turn-on response and high optical brightness, and excitation and emission in the visible region minimize potential disruption of cellular homeostasis because lower probe concentrations are needed for imaging experiments.

Due to its movements, a different MR sequence may be needed for MR imaging of the lung.

Specific imaging protocols may be needed for diagnosis in the early phases, such as diffusion MRI to identify an acute stroke in the first hours or days.

Only macroscopic plaques, such as those visually identified in the aortic arch (Fig. 2), were imaged with 99mTc-maraciclatide, suggesting that a "critical mass" is needed for plaque imaging.

Updated guidance is needed for intraoperative imaging systems and image-based planning systems.

For small animal brain imaging, most prior PAT studies were mostly based on a single-transducer scanning system or a circular or linear array of transducers for only 2D imaging [ 5– 7], and the scanning in z direction is needed for 3D imaging purpose, which leads to a non-optimal elevational resolution in the z direction.