Glanzmann et al., 1996 - Google Patents

Tissue characterization by time-resolved fluorescence spectroscopy of endogenous and exogenous fluorochromes: apparatus design and preliminary results

Glanzmann et al., 1996

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7323851058710579659
Author
Glanzmann T
Ballini J
Jichlinski P
Van den Bergh H
Wagnieres G
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Optical Biopsies and Microscopic Techniques

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The biomedical use of an optical fiber-based spectro-temporal fluorometer that can endoscopically record the fluorescence decay of an entire spectrum without scanning is presented. The detector consists of a streak camera coupled to a spectrograph. A mode …
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