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Photoacoustic Imaging of placental oxygenation
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In this new recorded webinar, Dr. Liliya M. Yamaleyeva is talking about photoacoustic imaging of placental oxygenation during pathological pregnancy. Dr. Yamaleyeva divided her presentation to three main points: Establishing the sensitivity of photoacoustic imaging in the placenta - Identifying regional differences in vascular oxygenation at the feto-maternal interface - Determinying placental and fetal oxygenation during normal and pathological pregnancy.
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