This is some incredibly impressive stuff, just look at this example picture from the article. Getting detailed images like that off an X-ray machine would probably help out a lot with early...
This is some incredibly impressive stuff, just look at this example picture from the article. Getting detailed images like that off an X-ray machine would probably help out a lot with early detection of cancer.
And it might change how we go about treating cancer in some cases. If more precise imaging had been available, my wife might not have had to have a mastectomy.
And it might change how we go about treating cancer in some cases. If more precise imaging had been available, my wife might not have had to have a mastectomy.
Based on the following paragraph, I think they're actually using X-rays.
Based on the following paragraph, I think they're actually using X-rays.
MARS’ solution couples the spectroscopic information generated by the Medipix3 enabled detector with powerful algorithms to generate 3D images. The colours represent different energy levels of the X-ray photons as recorded by the detector hence identifying different components of body parts such as fat, water, calcium, and disease markers.
This is some incredibly impressive stuff, just look at this example picture from the article. Getting detailed images like that off an X-ray machine would probably help out a lot with early detection of cancer.
And it might change how we go about treating cancer in some cases. If more precise imaging had been available, my wife might not have had to have a mastectomy.
Holy smokes this seems like a game changer. It's the kind of thing I see in sci fi all the time but never really expect to see it happen in reality.
Is this actually using x-rays or is that just an analogy for the headline?
Based on the following paragraph, I think they're actually using X-rays.