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1 June 1990 Fluorescence video endoscopic system for early cancer detection
A. Charles Lytle, J. Brian Dunn, Paul M. Paspa, Daniel R. Doiron, Oscar J. Balchum M.D.
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Abstract
A video system is being developed to allow the detection of cancerous lesions that are too small to be accurately identified visually or with x-ray. The system makes use of standard endoscopes and provides a video display of both the color image and a false color fluorescence image, with automated switching between the two views. Excitation of the fluorescence marker, Heinatoporphyrin Derivative (HpD) , or it ' 5 purified form , diheinatoporphyrin ether! ester (DHE) , is provided by a krypton ion laser operating in the violet. A brief discussion of fluorescence diagnostic theory and a description of the prototype system, its clinical use , and performance is reviewed.
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A. Charles Lytle, J. Brian Dunn, Paul M. Paspa, Daniel R. Doiron, and Oscar J. Balchum M.D. "Fluorescence video endoscopic system for early cancer detection", Proc. SPIE 1200, Laser Surgery: Advanced Characterization, Therapeutics, and Systems II, (1 June 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.17495
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KEYWORDS
Luminescence

Video

Image intensifiers

Endoscopy

Laser therapeutics

Imaging systems

Endoscopes

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