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The Large Image Microscope Array (LIMA) system is comprised of three main components, the large scale custom built vibrating knife microtome, three-axis computer controlled gantry and high resolution microscope with 12 megapixel ccd camera. The system is automated to section large non-embedded lung tissue and acquire high resolution images of the top surface, whilst maintaining alignment between sections. The resultant serial images are compiled into a 3D data set used for registration of histology from sectioned slices to non-invasive imaging modalities such as CT, MRI and PET. One of a kind system, which allows representation of 'ground truth' pathology across 3D imaging modalities. + |
+ Namati, E., De Ryk, J., Thiesse, J., Towfic, Z., Hoffman, E., and McLennan, G., "Large image microscope array for the compilation of multimodality whole organ image databases," Anat Rec (Hoboken), vol. 290, pp. 1377-87, 2007.
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