Advanced Imaging Techniques

The combination of advanced imaging techniques tailored to the optimal efficacy of the extracellular gadolinium complexes will further improve the diagnostic potential of MRI in the future. 

Advanced imaging techniques are warranted more widely to speed up the work-up of stroke patients and to improve the identification of patients who may benefit from reperfusion strategies by specifically displaying the pathology of the individual patient. 

Advanced imaging techniques extend traditional anatomic applications of imaging and offer additional insight into the pathophysiology of acute stroke, by providing information about the arterial-level cerebral vasculature, capillary-level hemodynamics, and the... 

After the NIR irradiation treatment, advanced imaging techniques are also necessary to assess its effectiveness as early as possible. 

After the treatment is finished, advanced imaging techniques are required to determine the therapeutic response as soon as possible. 

Anon., Advanced imaging techniques provide insights about flow in porous solids, Chem. Eng. Prog., 90(7), 22-23(1994). 

These instrumental tools and visual workstation are just a few techniques used to characterize and measure structural and chemical properties of materials or cells cultured on them (Figure 3). Incorporating these advanced imaging techniques into our measurement toolkit allows us to translate this work into standard reference materials and methods to aid discovery, research, and regulatory issues. 

Newton, T. H. Potts, D. G., Eds. Advanced Imaging Techniques Vol. 2 in Modern Neuroradiology Ser. Clavadel San Anselmo, California, 1983. 

To properly image salt domes advanced imaging techniques must be utilized. However, the operations and processing time involved in these types of techniques have previously rendered their use impractical. As a consequence of better acquisition equipment and faster computers, salt imaging have be-... 

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