preclinical imaging

Preclinical imaging is the visualization of living animals for research purposes, such as drug development.

The wide range of uses for Vevo systems makes them arguably the most versatile preclinical imaging modalities available.

Much of these experiments involve preclinical imaging modalities to aid in vivo, longitudinal studies.

VisualSonics manufactures preclinical imaging instrumentation built on its proprietary high-frequency ultrasound imaging technology.

This is not only the world's first array transducer technology to be released for preclinical imaging, but also significantly increased transducer reliability, and the quality of images produced.

The techniques and technologies associated with UTM are closely related to the use of ultrasound in other contexts, such as the various other industrial ultrasonic measurements, as well as medical ultrasonography and preclinical imaging micro-ultrasound.