ContiLNN, from Kunming University of Science and Technology, XJTLU, MGH/Harvard and USTC, adds bidirectional liquid neural network modules along the slice axis of a 2D restoration network, so each restored slice draws on its neighbors and on the index gap to them. Over per-slice Restore-RWKV, mean PSNR rises 1.02 dB for MRI super-resolution and 1.25 dB for low-count PET, the CT gain is small and from one patient, and gaps are counted in slice indices rather than millimeters. Code and weights are public (Apache-2.0). He, Liu, Ding, Zhou, Wang et al., arXiv:2610.12337.