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Navigating Liver Fibrosis: Innovations in Imaging and Detection

Introduction Liver fibrosis, a progressive scarring of the liver tissue, is a critical condition that often develops due to chronic liver diseases such as hepatitis, alcohol abuse, or Metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). The progression of liver fibrosis can lead to poor patient outcomes like, cirrhosis and liver failure, making early detection and accurate …

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Integration of Quantitative Pathology Analysis in Drug Development & Patient Treatment

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Introduction Pathology, the cornerstone of medical diagnosis, has witnessed a transformative evolution from its traditional roots to leveraging cutting-edge digital technology. This shift has not only refined diagnostic accuracy but has fundamentally altered the landscape of medical research, clinical trials, and patient care. Quantitative pathology, a pivotal component of this digital transition, employs advanced imaging …

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Stain-Free Tissue Imaging: Advancing Fibrosis Research

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Introduction Advanced imaging techniques play a crucial role in furthering our understanding of fibrotic diseases. Among these, stain-free tissue imaging is emerging as a valuable tool in fibrosis research. This category of imaging methods, including techniques like Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) microscopy, offers an alternative approach to visualizing tissue structures without using traditional chemical stains. …

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Navigating Liver Fibrosis: Innovations in Imaging and Detection

Integration of Quantitative Pathology Analysis in Drug Development & Patient Treatment

Stain-Free Tissue Imaging: Advancing Fibrosis Research

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