Such parameters can be evaluated by a relatively recent imaging technique, renal contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS).
In recent years, imaging techniques that enable efficient and non-invasive in vivo monitoring and tracking of transplanted cells have become central to the development of cell transplantation based therapeutic approaches.
Though mcDESPOT is a recent MCR imaging technique that affords rapid, whole-brain coverage, the imaging technique differs from conventional and established multi-spin echo methods (Zhang et al. 2014).
Bruce Hillman, M. D., discusses the recent developments in imaging techniques that have brought about outstanding advances in medical diagnostics.
In recent years, these imaging techniques have been increasingly tailored for characterizing biomaterials and probing their interactions with biological tissues.
Thanks to recent progress in imaging techniques, the anatomy of the anterior segment can be measured accurately and noninvasively.
The recent development of imaging techniques offers great potential to address these critical issues by non-invasively tracking the fate of the transplanted cells.
Recent advances in imaging techniques combined with parallel computing methods have enabled the creation of high-resolution finite-element models that are able to represent bone implant systems in great detail.
