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. 2011 Jun 27;19(14):13405–13417. doi: 10.1364/OE.19.013405

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5

4D real-time photoacoustic imaging experiment where data acquisition and image reconstruction were performed in real time. Images were captured from a photoacoustic point-like source translated in the negative x-direction at a velocity of 0.40 mm/s. The interval between 3D photoacoustic images was 1.4 s and rate-limited by the data acquisition transfer speed, computational, and data storage overhead. The first row shows an xy-plane (z = 4 mm). The second row shows the same reconstruction in a zy-plane (x = 7 mm) and the third row displays an xz-plane (y = 11 mm). Each column represents the 3D image data acquired at a specific point in time (indicated along bottom).