Vascular corrosion casting has been used for about 40 years to produce replicas of normal
and abnormal vasculature and microvasculature of various tissues and organs that could be …

One of the main determinants of perfusion distribution within an organ is the structure of its
vascular network. Past studies were based on angiography or corrosion casting and lacked …

Vascular corrosion casting has been established as a method to reconstruct the three‐
dimensional (3D) structure of blood vessels of organs and tissues. After replacing the blood …

OBJECTIVE: In order to perform effective translational research for cancer therapy, we need
to employ pre-clinical models which reflect the clinical situation. The purpose of this study …

Ex vivo 2-photon fluorescence microscopy (2PFM) with optical clearing enables vascular
imaging deep into tissue. However, optical clearing may also produce spherical aberrations …

The current model of compact bone is that of a system of longitudinal (Haversian) canals
connected by transverse (Volkmann's) canals. Models based on histology or microcomputed …

Intussusceptive angiogenesis is a developmental process linked to both blood vessel
replication and remodeling in development. To investigate the prediction that the process of …

In vivo imaging technologies are presently receiving considerable attention in the
biomedical and pharmaceutical research areas. One of the principal imaging modalities is …

Teaching and learning anatomy, as a process, has changed. Fresh cadavers were once
used as a tool for the student to approach the human body in order to overcome theoretical …

Flexible approaches to defining microvessel morphometry are useful in the study of both
acute and chronic structural changes of the microcirculation. In this report, we examined the …