Fig. 5From: Highly efficient magnetic ablation and the contrast of various imaging using biocompatible liquid–metal galliumTissue retention of gallium. Before ablation, liquid gallium was injected into the active leg muscle along the main vessels of the rats, as shown in the photographs and X-ray images (yellow arrow). After the legs of the anaesthetised rats had been placed within a magnetic coil, the temperature of the tissue injected with gallium and the studied domain were investigated using a fibre-optic thermometer and infrared imaging during the ablation. The tissue colours and the positions of gallium retention (determined through 3-day X-ray imaging, yellow arrow) before and after ablation were comparedBack to article page