Simple Summary The evolution of optical imaging in identifying normal from malignant
tissues offers great advantages in terms of speed and accuracy of diagnosis. Our results …

Lymph node (LN) involvement is the strongest prognostic factor in operable breast cancer
(BC). Therefore, accurate assessment of LN status is essential for management of BC …

Confocal microscopy is an emerging technology for rapid imaging of freshly excised tissue
without the need for frozen-or fixed-section processing. Initial studies have described …

The observation of biological structures in live cells beyond the diffraction limit with super-
resolution fluorescence microscopy is limited by the ability of fluorescence probes to …

A new imaging approach, structured light scatteroscopy (SLS), is demonstrated, which offers
rapid wide-field imaging of microscopic morphological variations in bulk tissue surfaces …

Small Angle Neutron Scattering (SANS) is a powerful and novel tool for the study of soft
condensed matter, including the microscopic and nanomaterials used for drug discovery …

The Raman spectroscopy technique has been extensively used for biological sample
characterization. In particular, the fingerprint spectral region (800–1,800 cm− 1) has been …

Non-contact and minimally invasive endoscopic optical imaging is an invaluable diagnostic
tool for tissue examination and cancer screening. The point sampling techniques with high …

Sentinel lymph node biopsy is a standard diagnosis procedure to determine whether breast
cancer has spread to the lymph glands in the armpit (the axillary nodes). The metastatic …

We demonstrate that morphological features pertinent to a tissue's pathology may be
ascertained from localized measures of broadband reflectance, with a mesoscopic …