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    • Advanced visualization is crucial for analyzing large, multidimensional data.

    Conclusions:

    • Breakthrough clinical neuroimaging applications emerge from the convergence of scientific, engineering, clinical, and business factors.
    • The integration of multimodality imaging, quantitation, and advanced visualization is key to future progress.
    • Hybrid imaging provides a holistic view of patient physiology and metabolism.