SYRMEP: SR digital imaging of breast tissue samples

Arfelli, Fulvia; Assante, M; Bonvicini, V.; Bravin, A.; Cantatore, G.; Castelli, E.; Palma, L. Dalla; Michiel, Marco Di; Longo, Renata; Olivo, Alessandro; Pani, S.; Pontoni, Diego; Poropat, P.; Prest, M.; Rashevsky, A.; Tromba, Giuliana; Vacchi, A.; Vallazza, E.; Zanconati, Fabrizio

doi:10.1109/nssmic.1997.670570

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“…A similar negative conclusion applies to other synchrotron-based radiological techniques like mammography [2]. Their rather spectacular progress notwithstanding, such techniques still use absorption contrast and are affected by its problems.…”

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Synchrotron light science: From flux to brightness to coherence

Margaritondo

1998

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One century after their discovery and first application to radiology, X-rays are finally achieving coherence, The potential impact on radiological imaging is extremely important, with significant social repercussions, These exciting developments are the final product of a revolution initiated in the late 1960's by Gianfranco Chiarotti and a few other pioneers, who first dreamed of using electron accelerators as superior X-rays sources, and then transformed this dream into reality,

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confidence: 83%