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Imaging of renal and prostate carcinoma with refractive index radiology

Giorgio Margaritondo
2007
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Abstract

Having better edge enhancement and penetrating power, refractive index radiology is suitable for the imaging of weakly absorbing objects such as tissue specimens. In this study the potential of refractive index radiology was evaluated for the imaging of renal cell carcinoma (RCC) and prostate cancer (PCA).

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