Editorial: Advances in Label Free Tissue Imaging With Laser Scanning Microscopy Techniques

Medical Physics and Imaging–A Timely Perspective

“…The authors consent to the observation that with its inception this journal has made a serious effort to cater to the medical applications of physics, to render physics-driven innovation palatable to scientists and clinical adopters. In that regard, recently accepted manuscripts cover an exceptionally broad range of topics, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with low-and high magnetic field strengths [3][4][5], LASER scanning microscopy techniques [6], applications of dual-channel endoscopy [7], small-animal SPECT [8] and total-body PET imaging [9], and preclinical ultrasound systems [10]. Likewise, relevant publications in our journal address conceptual measurements of basic biological and morphological parameters, such as carotid stiffness [11], cardiac arrhythmia [12], articular cartilage constituents [13] as well as the ultrastructure of bone [14,15].…”