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RSC ADVANCES
Volume 9, Issue 69, Pages 40577-40587Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/c9ra08612a
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- ANRT [CIFRE 2014/0359, CIFRE 2016/0747, CIFRE 2013/0364, CIFRE 2015/976]
- Eurostars program (Nanoneck-2) [E9309]
- Eurostars program (Nanoglioma) [E11778]
- AIR program ('aide 'a l'innovation responsable') from the region of Paris [A1401025Q]
- Nomis Foundation
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In medicine, obtaining simply a resolute and accurate image of an organ of interest is a real challenge. To achieve this, it has recently been proposed to use combined methods in which standard imaging (MRI, PAI, CT, PET/SPEC, USI, OI) is carried out in the presence of iron oxide nanoparticles, thus making it possible to image certain tissues/cells through the specific targeting of these nanoparticles, hence resulting in improved imaging contrast and resolution. Here, the advantages and drawbacks of these combined methods are presented as well as some of their recent medical applications.
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