Peter Hauff

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Luminescent imaging technology as an opportunity to reduce and refine animal experiments: Light at the end of the tunnel?

Ina Hagelschuer, Peter Hauff, Anne Strube, 2009, ALTEX.

How to Choose the Right Imaging Modality

Bernd J. Pichler, Fabian Kiessling, Peter Hauff, 2011 .

A modified commercial ultrasound scanner used for in vivo photoacoustic imaging of nude mice injected with non-targeted contrast agents

Yao Wang, Ladislav Jankovic, Michael Burcher, 2008, SPIE BiOS.

In vivo photoacoustic imaging of nude mice vasculature using a photoacoustic imaging system based on a commercial ultrasound scanner

Yao Wang, Ladislav Jankovic, Michael Burcher, 2008, SPIE BiOS.

Comparison of conventional time-intensity curves vs. maximum intensity over time for post-processing of dynamic contrast-enhanced ultrasound.

Wolfhard Semmler, Fabian Kiessling, Peter Hauff, 2010, European journal of radiology.

Vessel fractions in tumor xenografts depicted by flow- or contrast-sensitive three-dimensional high-frequency Doppler ultrasound respond differently to antiangiogenic treatment.

Wolfhard Semmler, Fabian Kiessling, Michael Reinhardt, 2008, Cancer research.

Molecular ultrasound imaging of early vascular response in prostate tumors irradiated with carbon ions.

Michael Scholz, Christian P Karger, Wolfhard Semmler, 2009, Neoplasia.

Comparison of Two Tricarbocyanine-Based Dyes for Fluorescence Optical Imaging

Peter Hauff, Kai Licha, Michael Schirner, 2005, Journal of Fluorescence.

Angiopoietin-2 Promotes Disease Progression of Neuroendocrine Tumors

Peter Hauff, Sonja Vollmer, Bertram Wiedenmann, 2010, Clinical Cancer Research.

Molecular profiling of angiogenesis with targeted ultrasound imaging: early assessment of antiangiogenic therapy effects

Wolfhard Semmler, Fabian Kiessling, Michael Reinhardt, 2008, Molecular Cancer Therapeutics.

Molecular targeting of lymph nodes with L-selectin ligand-specific US contrast agent: a feasibility study in mice and dogs.

Michael Reinhardt, Peter Hauff, Andreas Briel, 2004, Radiology.

Evaluation of gas-filled microparticles and sonoporation as gene delivery system: feasibility study in rodent tumor models.

Michael Reinhardt, Peter Hauff, Marcus Schultze-Mosgau, 2005, Radiology.