IN VIVO TRANS-RECTAL ULTRASOUND-COUPLED NEAR-INFRARED OPTICAL TOMOGRAPHY OF INTACT NORMAL CANINE PROSTATE

DAQING PIAO; ZHEN JIANG; KENNETH E. BARTELS; G. REED HOLYOAK; JERRY W. RITCHEY; GUAN XU; CHARLES F. BUNTING; GENNADY SLOBODOV

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