Publication: Hierarchical bioimaging and quantification of vasculature in disease models using corrosion casts and microcomputed tomography
Hierarchical bioimaging and quantification of vasculature in disease models using corrosion casts and microcomputed tomography
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Heinzer, S., Krucker, T., Stampanoni, M., Abela, R., Meyer, E. P., Schuler, A., Schneider, P., & Müller, R. (2004). Hierarchical bioimaging and quantification of vasculature in disease models using corrosion casts and microcomputed tomography. Proceedings of SPIE, 5535, 65–76. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.559514
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A wide range of disorders are associated with alterations of the central and peripheral vascular system. Modified vascular corrosion casting using a newly developed polymer, allows for the first time hierarchical assessment of 3D vessel data in animals down to the level of capillaries. Imaging of large volumes of vasculature at intermediate resolution (16 um) was performed using a desktop micro-computed tomography system. Subsequently regions of interest were identified for additional high resolution imaging (1.4 um) at the X-ray Tomo
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- Heinzer, S
- Krucker, T
- Stampanoni, M
- Abela, R
- Meyer, E P
- Schuler, A
- Schneider, P
- Müller, R
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Heinzer, S., Krucker, T., Stampanoni, M., Abela, R., Meyer, E. P., Schuler, A., Schneider, P., & Müller, R. (2004). Hierarchical bioimaging and quantification of vasculature in disease models using corrosion casts and microcomputed tomography. Proceedings of SPIE, 5535, 65–76. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.559514