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Novel Dye Improves Breast Cancer Imaging, Detection
Executive Summary Radiology researchers at the University of Virginia and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center have developed novel heptamethine dyes that possess both nuclear and near-infrared imaging capabilities for imaging, targeting and detecting tumors. While this imaging technique is being specifically developed for invasive breast cancer, there are future...
Published: 2/6/2013   |   Inventor(s): Dongfeng Pan, Leland Chung
Keywords(s): Cancer, Imaging
Category(s): Diagnostics & Assays
Novel Atherosclerotic Plaque Detection/Assessment Technique for the Treatment of Heart Disease
Courtesy Meyer Laboratory SPECT/CT imaging (A), phosphor imaging (B) and Sudan IV staining (C). All mice injected with LOX-1 probe had hotspots in the aortic arch (sagittal, coronal and transversal plane). Executive SummaryUniversity of Virginia researchers have developed a novel, non-invasive imaging technique...
Published: 3/8/2012   |   Inventor(s): Alexander Klibanov, Dayuan Li, Amit Patel, Craig Meyer, George Beller, David Glover, Christopher Kramer
Keywords(s): Imaging
Category(s): Imaging & Radiology
Integrative Technique for Improved Signal-to-Noise Ratio in Medical Imaging
Executive SummaryResearchers led by the University of Virginia’s William F. Walker, Ph.D., have developed an angular imaging system that improves the quality and diagnostic potential of medical imaging techniques. This novel technology uses translating apertures to acquire medical images with an improved signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and, unlike...
Published: 3/8/2012   |   Inventor(s): William Walker, Gregg Trahey, Michael Mccallister
Keywords(s): Imaging
Category(s): Imaging & Radiology
A Novel Spline-Based Algorithm for Multidimensional Displacement and Strain Estimation
Researchers at the University of Virginia have developed a novel motion estimation algorithm based on a continuous representation of discrete-sample images, with accuracy better than one 100th of a sample. A novel strategy is employed to reduce computational cost and minimize memory requirements. In addition to rigid body motion, local stretching/compression...
Published: 3/8/2012   |   Inventor(s): William Walker, Francesco Viola
Keywords(s): Computer, Imaging, Software
Category(s): Computer Software, Imaging & Radiology
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