Tissue-Specific Contrast Agents
Since the early days of diagnostic imaging, one of the main research objectives has been to improve the accuracy and specificity of diagnostic imaging by developing tissue-specific contrast agents. The naturally occurring contrast in classical X-ray studies, modern computed tomography (CT) and even magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) does not always provide a straightforward answer to the diagnostic question. The outcome of the study depens to a great extent on the contrast between the various tissues and the pathologies as well as the skill of the reader and the quality of the equipment.
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