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The power of the CAT approach is that it provides a high flexibility toward the acquisition optimization with respect to the available imaging time and the desired image quality.
Although the zero delay line is located anterior to the retina (on top of the image) and the size of the PED spans almost half of the available imaging range, the new PS-OCT system is capable to image the retina without a substantial reduction of image quality.
Thus, for a scan of 512 × 512 pixels at 1 µs/pixel, using this flyback delay would result in losing roughly half of the available imaging time.
The next challenge will be to reliably connect the available imaging biobanks to tissue biobanks to explore possible imaging biomarkers and provide access to deep phenotypes.
What is the diagnostic potential, advantages, disadvantages and way of proper use of the available imaging techniques in the diagnosis of female genital tract congenital anomalies?
This was a challenging diagnostic dilemma made more complicated by the discordance between the physicians' bedside clinical assessment and the available imaging results.
The currently available imaging techniques available in the clinic for identifying tumour characteristics are MRI, PET, computerised tomography (CT) and US.
Among the currently available imaging techniques, nuclear imaging represents the only imaging modality with sufficient sensitivity to provide insights into myocardial and cellular mechanisms involved in the etiology, pathophysiology and prognosis of patients with heart failure [ 8, 9].
MRI is the only available imaging modality that is able to clearly depict the internal architecture of the spinal cord, and, as such, has a central role in depicting parenchymal changes resulting from injury.
The localization of occult lesions not seen by any of the other available imaging studies is another indication when lesions are particularly enhanced using PET probes, which can guide the surgeon to lesions not easily visualized or palpated.
The other main limitation in MALDI imaging is the spatial resolution, which is limited to 30to5050 μm in most of the commercially available imaging instruments.
