Cardiac microvascular injury can be a fundamental pathological process that causes high
incidence cardiovascular diseases such heart failure, diabetic cardiomyopathy, and …

Reconstruction of the vasculature of intact tissues/organs down to the capillary level is
essential for understanding the development and remodeling of vascular networks under …

Arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy (AC) is a familial cardiac disease, mainly caused by
mutations in desmosomal genes, which accounts for most cases of stress‐related arrhythmic …

Prognosis of heart failure remains poor, and it is urgent to find new therapies for this critical
condition. Oxygen and metabolites are delivered through capillaries; therefore, they have …

As a hierarchical polymeric scaffold swollen by a high content of water, hydrogels are
transparent, stretchable, dynamic, ionic, and biologically friendly materials that can transmit …

Myocardial disarray is defined as disorganized cardiomyocyte spatial distribution, with loss
of physiological fibre alignment and orientation. Since the first pathological descriptions of …

Cardiovascular malformations and diseases are common but complex and often not yet fully
understood. To better understand the effects of structural and microstructural changes of the …

The optical clearing of the cardiac tissue has always been a challenging goal to obtain
successful three-dimensional reconstructions of entire hearts. Typically, the developed …

Optical techniques for recording and manipulating cellular electrophysiology have advanced
rapidly in just a few decades. These developments allow for the analysis of cardiac cellular …

Myocardial infarction (MI), which causes irreversible myocardium necrosis, affects 0.25
billion people globally and has become one of the most significant epidemics of our time …