Zoom (VOI-1) at 2.203um of the heart of donor UCL-ZCR-2577, scanned at ESRF on beamline BM18.

作者：The Human Organ Atlas Collaboration, Ali Erturk, Alexandre Bellier, Anastasia Yendiki, Andrew Cook, Avery Pennington, Bernadette de Bakker, Claire Walsh, Danny Jonigk, David Stansby, Dolapo Adebo, Farida Hellal, Gowsihan Poologasundarampillai, Guillaume Gaisne, Hector Dejea I Velardo, Joanna Purzycka, Joseph Brunet, Markus Elsner, Matthieu Chourrout, Maximilian Ackermann, Paul Tafforeau, Peter Lee, Stijn E. Verleden, Theresa Urban, Vaishnavi Sabarigirivasan · 发表于：European Synchrotron Radiation Facility · 年份：2026 · DOI：10.15151/esrf-dc-2299335037 · 研究领域：Computer vision、Artificial intelligence、Computer science、Optics、Computer graphics (images)、Physics、Nuclear medicine、Medicine

Zoom (VOI-1) at 2.203um of the heart of donor UCL-ZCR-2577, scanned at ESRF on beamline BM18 using the HiP-CT imaging technique. Hierarchical Phase-Contrast Tomography (HiP-CT) is an X-ray technique that decouples field of view and resolution to image anywhere in the human body with cellular (micron) resolution. Imaging areas can be full organs at a resolution of 25 micron or zoomed regions in these organs with resolutions between 6 and 0.6 micron, one hundred times the resolution of medical CT.