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    • Medical Imaging
    • Quantum Physics

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    • Quantitative Acoustic Microscopy (QAM) uses high-frequency ultrasound for microscopic tissue property mapping.
    • Current QAM systems (250-500 MHz) have resolution limitations for some biomedical applications.
    • Higher frequencies increase costs, require skilled operators, and are sensitive to environmental factors.

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    • To develop a generalized 3D framework for enhancing QAM resolution using a quantum-based adaptive denoiser.
    • To improve the recovery of fine details in QAM images beyond current state-of-the-art methods.
    • To validate the framework's effectiveness through qualitative and quantitative analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • A quantum-based adaptive denoiser (DeQuIP) was implemented as a regularization-prior (RED-prior) within a 3D QAM data processing framework.
    • Temporal hyperparameter optimization, accelerated algorithms, and quantum interaction theory were utilized.
    • Quantum wave functions derived from data served as adaptive transformations for tailored regularization.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed framework enhanced QAM map spatial resolution by 38.2%-39.5%.
    • This significantly surpasses the improvement of 13.4%-26.1% achieved by a standard framework.
    • Visual comparisons with histology showed notable improvements in recovered spatial details.

    Conclusions:

    • The quantum-enhanced 3D framework effectively improves spatial resolution and detail recovery in QAM imaging.
    • This approach offers a significant advantage over traditional regularization methods for QAM.
    • The method provides a promising solution for overcoming resolution limitations in advanced biomedical imaging applications.