Radiotherapy-induced Cherenkov luminescence imaging in a human body phantom.
Radiotherapy-induced Cherenkov luminescence imaging in a human body phantom.
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DOI:
10.1117/1.jbo.23.3.030504
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发表时间:
2018-03
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Pogue BW
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作者:
Ahmed SR;Jia JM;Bruza P;Vinogradov S;Jiang S;Gladstone DJ;Jarvis LA;Pogue BW
Radiation therapy produces Cherenkov optical emission in tissue, and this light can be utilized to activate molecular probes. The feasibility of sensing luminescence from a tissue molecular oxygen sensor from within a human body phantom was examined using the geometry of the axillary lymph node region. Detection of regions down to 30-mm deep was feasible with submillimeter spatial resolution with the total quantity of the phosphorescent sensor PtG4 near 1 nanomole. Radiation sheet scanning in an epi-illumination geometry provided optimal coverage, and maximum intensity projection images provided illustration of the concept. This work provides the preliminary information needed to attempt this type of imaging in vivo.