Abstract: Exemplary systems, method and non-transitory computer-accessible medium can be provided for generating an image of at least one tissue that can be subdivided into a plurality of strips. Using such exemplary systems, method and computer-accessible medium, it is possible to scan, using an optical arrangement to generate first information, a first portion of the tissue(s) along a first one of the strips while the tissue(s) can be mechanically moved in a first direction. Move the one tissue(s), by a distance equal to or less than a width of the first portion, in a second direction approximately perpendicular to the first direction. Use the optical arrangement to generate second information, a second portion of the tissue(s) along a second one of the strips while the tissue(s) can be mechanically moved in a third direction, which can be approximately opposite to the first direction. Then the image can be generated based on the first information and the second information.

Abstract: Exemplary systems, methods and non-transitory computer-accessible mediums are provided for generating a mosaic image of a large area of tissue with microscopic resolution by acquiring a plurality of rectangular-shaped long strips of images of the tissue and stitching the strips together along their lengths.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of apparatus and method for facilitating an analysis of a sample(s) can be provided. For example, using a first arrangement(s), it can be possible to receive the sample(s) thereon. Further, for example, using a second arrangement(s), it can be possible to cause a force to be applied on a portion(s) of the sample(s) such that a surface(s) of the sample(s) can be flattened against a section(s) of the first arrangement(s).

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of apparatus and method for facilitating an analysis of a sample(s) can be provided. For example, using a first arrangement(s), it can be possible to receive the sample(s) thereon. Further, for example, using a second arrangement(s), it can be possible to cause a force to be applied on a portion(s) of the sample(s) such that a surface(s) of the sample(s) can be flattened against a section(s) of the first arrangement(s).

Abstract: Exemplary systems, method and non-transitory computer-accessible medium can be provided for generating an image of at least one tissue that can be subdivided into a plurality of strips. Using such exemplary systems, method and computer-accessible medium, it is possible to scan, using an optical arrangement to generate first information, a first portion of the tissue(s) along a first one of the strips while the tissue(s) can be mechanically moved in a first direction. Move the one tissue(s), by a distance equal to or less than a width of the first portion, in a second direction approximately perpendicular to the first direction. Use the optical arrangement to generate second information, a second portion of the tissue(s) along a second one of the strips while the tissue(s) can be mechanically moved in a third direction, which can be approximately opposite to the first direction. Then the image can be generated based on the first information and the second information.