Stroke is the leading cause of death and disability after ischemic heart disease. However,
there is lacking a non-invasive long-time monitoring technique for stroke diagnosis and …

Significance: Photoacoustic imaging (PAI) is a powerful emerging technology with broad
clinical applications, but consensus test methods are needed to standardize performance …

One of the key challenges in linear array transducer‐based photoacoustic computed
tomography is to image structures embedded deep within the biological tissue with limited …

Transparent ultrasound transducer (TUT) technology allows easy co-alignment of optical
and acoustic beams in the development of compact photoacoustic imaging (PAI) devices …

Photoacoustic imaging (PAI) combines optical contrast with ultrasound spatial resolution
and can be obtained up to a depth of a few centimeters. Hand-held PAI systems using linear …

Significance: During the development and early testing phases of new photoacoustic (PA)
breast imaging systems, several choices need to be made in aspects of system design and …

Photoacoustic imaging is a hybrid technique which offers high contrast and specificity of
optical imaging techniques and excellent spatial resolution of ultrasound imaging. In recent …

The photoacoustic (PA) effect, also called the optoacoustic effect, was discovered in the
1880s by Alexander Graham Bell and has been utilized for biomedical imaging and sensing …

Photoacoustic computed tomography (PACT) utilizing a linear array ultrasound transducer
that can be handheld is popular in clinical translation. However, in linear array PACT, one of …

Since hypoxia is an early marker for cancer and several microvascular disorders, imaging
oxygen saturation with high resolution has profound importance in multiple preclinical and …