A compressive sensing approach for enhancing breast cancer detection   using a hybrid DBT / NRI configuration
  This work presents a novel breast cancer imaging approach that uses compressive sensing in a hybrid Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT) / Nearfield Radar Imaging (NRI) system configuration. The non-homogeneous tissue distribution of the breast, described in terms of dielectric constant and conductivity, is extracted from the DBT image, and it is used by a full-wave Finite Difference in the Frequency Domain (FDFD) method to build a linearized model of the non-linear NRI imaging problem. The inversion of the linear problem is solved using compressive sensing imaging techniques, which lead to a reduction on the required number of sensing antennas and operational bandwidth without loss of performance. 
Richard Obermeier and Jose Angel Martinez Lorenzo
math.OC