@article{kiss_sayers_zhong_parham_pisano_2004, title={Improved image contrast of calcifications in breast tissue specimens using diffraction enhanced imaging}, volume={49}, number={15}, journal={Physics in Medicine & Biology}, author={Kiss, M. Z. and Sayers, D. E. and Zhong, Z. and Parham, C. and Pisano, E. D.}, year={2004}, pages={3427–3439} }
 @article{kiss_sayers_zhong_2003, title={Measurement of image contrast using diffraction enhanced imaging}, volume={48}, number={3}, journal={Physics in Medicine & Biology}, author={Kiss, M. Z. and Sayers, D. E. and Zhong, Z.}, year={2003}, pages={325–340} }
 @article{kiss_sayers_zhong_2002, title={Comparison of X-ray detectors for a diffraction enhanced imaging system}, volume={491}, ISSN={["1872-9576"]}, DOI={10.1016/S0168-9002(02)01125-7}, abstractNote={Three digital detector systems—a Fuji BAS2500 Image Plate Reader, a prototype charge-coupled device (CCD) from Mar USA and the MicroPhotonics XQUIS 1000 were compared with respect to format, dynamic range, dark noise, and spatial resolution. Experiments were conducted using highly collimated monochromatic X-rays at 20 keV, produced at the National Synchrotron Light Source. This study characterized digital detectors being considered for integration into a synchrotron-based diffraction enhanced imaging (DEI) apparatus used for medical imaging research, particularly mammography. These detectors are also being considered for integration into a proposed clinical prototype for DEI-based mammography. While all three systems had comparable image quality, the CCDs had faster readout time than the image plate system. However, the Fuji system had the largest dynamic range (∼10 5 compared to 10 4 for CCDs) and the largest active area. The MicroPhotonics XQUIS 1000 had the best spatial resolution as characterized by the point spread function.}, number={1-2}, journal={NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH SECTION A-ACCELERATORS SPECTROMETERS DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT}, author={Kiss, MZ and Sayers, DE and Zhong, Z}, year={2002}, month={Sep}, pages={280–290} }
 @article{pisano_johnston_chapman_geradts_iacocca_livasy_washburn_sayers_zhong_kiss_et al._2000, title={Human breast cancer specimens: Diffraction-enhance imaging with histologic correlation - Improved conspicuity of lesion detail compared with digital radiography}, volume={214}, ISSN={["0033-8419"]}, DOI={10.1148/radiology.214.3.r00mr26895}, abstractNote={Seven breast cancer specimens were examined with diffraction-enhanced imaging at 18 keV with a silicon crystal with use of the silicon 333 reflection in Bragg mode. Images were compared with digital radiographs of the specimen, and regions of increased detail were identified. Six of the seven cases (86%) showed enhanced visibility of surface spiculation that correlated with histopathologic information, including extension of tumor into surrounding tissue.}, number={3}, journal={RADIOLOGY}, author={Pisano, ED and Johnston, RE and Chapman, D and Geradts, J and Iacocca, MV and Livasy, CA and Washburn, DB and Sayers, DE and Zhong, Z and Kiss, MZ and et al.}, year={2000}, month={Mar}, pages={895–901} }