Hector Dejea

This study develops a cross-species framework linking collagen structure to mechanical vulnerability in intervertebral discs using multiscale imaging and modeling.

This paper uses HiP-CT to image the human spine at high resolution, revealing multiscale anatomy and microstructural features without exogenous contrast.

This study maps venous remodelling in IPF using multiscale imaging and molecular data, showing venous enlargement correlates with disease severity and poor survival.

This paper maps the connectivity of the adult human heart at the micron scale using hierarchical phase-contrast tomography, revealing structural relationships between myocardial, vascular, and neural systems.

This paper demonstrates the evolution of HiP-CT for whole adult human brain imaging, showing improvements in data quality, resolution, and speed through hardware and scanning technique advancements.

This study uses HiP-CT to show altered myocardial structure in pediatric ToF hearts, revealing structural changes that align with clinical observations of ventricular dysfunction.

The paper presents a multimodal imaging pipeline that combines diffusion MRI and high-resolution X-ray microscopy to map the human connectome across multiple scales.

This study uses high-resolution imaging to reveal detailed anatomical structures of the clitoris, including the trajectory and branching of the dorsal nerve.

The Human Organ Atlas provides open access to multiscale 3D imaging of human organs, along with tools and resources for analysis and research.

This paper demonstrates the application of Hierarchical Phase-Contrast Tomography (HiP-CT) in three biomedical case studies, revealing detailed organ structures at multiple scales.

This paper demonstrates HiP-CT with EPR for high-resolution imaging of a whole sheep head, enabling near-micron scale visualization of anatomical features without sectioning.

This paper uses HiP-CT to analyze the atrioventricular conduction system in ToF specimens, revealing structural anomalies and surgical risks.