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The method creates tissue-like phantoms for photoacoustic imaging, emphasizing its potential for artificial intelligence applications.
We introduce a hierarchical manufacturing method for creating anatomical phantoms using water-in-elastomer micro-emulsions. This approach addresses the cost, ethical, and technical limitations of animal models, providing a reliable alternative for multimodal imaging and artificial intelligence development, particularly in photoacoustic imaging.
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