Andre Yaroshenko

TL;DR: In-vivo multi-contrast x-ray imaging of a mouse using a compact scanner shows enhanced contrast in regions related to the respiratory system, indicating a possible application in diagnosis of lung diseases.

TL;DR: X-ray dark-field scatter images of murine lungs obtained with a preclinical scanner can be used in the diagnosis of pulmonary emphysema.

TL;DR: The first in-vivo XDF full-field chest radiographs of a living pig are presented, considered a milestone in the bench-to-bedside translation of XDF imaging and expected to become an invaluable tool in clinical practice.

TL;DR: It is shown that ultrasound contrast agents based on microbubbles can be used to produce strongly enhanced dark-field contrast, with superior contrast-to-noise ratio compared to the attenuation signal, and that the relative contrast gain even increases when the pixel size is increased from tenths of microns to clinically compatible detector resolutions.

TL;DR: Histopathology and MCL quantification confirmed the introduction of different stages of emphysema, which could be clearly visualized and differentiated on the dark-field radiograms, whereas early stages were not detected on transmission images.