论文信息 - Phase-contrast X-ray computed tomography of non-formalin fixed biological objects

Phase-contrast X-ray computed tomography of non-formalin fixed biological objects

Abstract Using a monolithic X-ray interferometer having the view size of 25 mm×25 mm, phase-contrast X-ray CT (PCCT) was performed for non-formalin fixed livers of two normal rats and a rabbit transplanted with VX-2 cancer. PCCT images of liver and cancer lesions resembled well those obtained by formalin fixed samples.

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