Exciting Expansion in Preclinical Photoacoustic Imaging with VisualSonics Technology
Join us for a groundbreaking webinar exploring the future of photoacoustic imaging, both as a field and through the lens of FUJIFILM VisualSonics technology.
This session features a compelling introduction by a leading expert in photoacoustics, Dr. Stanislav Emelianov (Georgia Institute of Technology), the latest updates on our advanced photoacoustic imaging solutions, and a live demonstration from our Toronto imaging lab. Discover how our cutting-edge innovations can propel your preclinical research in areas like molecular imaging, oncology, liver disease, and more!
Key Topics:
Introduction to a new photoacoustic imaging solution - the Vevo LAZR-X20
Enhanced image quality for easy visualization and quantification of oxygen saturation in vivo
Benefits of an expanded photoacoustic wavelength range for imaging endogenous and exogenous molecular signals
LIVE Lab Demonstration (please contact us to access the demo): Experience the latest advancements in photoacoustic imaging in real-time. We will demonstrate the accurate assessment of oxygen levels in vivo and the visualization and quantification of both endogenous and exogenous agents in the body.
May 2016 Webinar:Ultrasound evaluation of PDX renal cell carcinoma in the chicken embryo model
Join Dr. Hon Leong and Matthew Lowerison from Western University for this exciting webinar on evaluating anti-angiogenic treatment effect on CAM RCC xenograft tumors to detect patient-specific drug resistance(s)
February 2016 Webinar: Introducing the new Vevo MD
Join Andrew Needles of FUJIFILM VisualSonics as he takes us through exciting images, applications, features and benefits of the world's first Ultra High Frequency ultrasound imaging system, the new Vevo MD.
April 2016 Webinar: Molecular Imaging for Cancer Research: Microdistribution and Pharmacokinetics
Learn about photoacoustic technology and how it was used in a Case Study to assess targeted vs nonspecific uptake of nanoparticles in tumors in vivo. The results are incredible!
