Optical methods in vascular biology and medicine.

Optical methods in vascular biology and medicine.
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血管生物学和医学中的光学方法。

DOI:
10.1117/1.3338696
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
Jain,RakeshK
Jain,RakeshK
中科院分区:
医学3区
文献类型:
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作者:
Choi,Bernard;Bouma,Brett;Fukumura,Dai;Jain,RakeshK

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当今的血管研究人员拥有一系列令人印象深刻的工具可供使用。光学技术的进步使得能够对脉管系统的解剖和功能状态进行非侵入性原位表征。具体来说,非线性光学显微镜和光学相干断层扫描(OCT)的发展使得对重要血管特征(例如易损斑块和肿瘤微循环)进行深度分辨、高分辨率成像成为可能。此外,不断增加的分子报告基因和转基因动物模型使研究人员能够以精确的特异性对血管特异性结构特征和功能状态(即基因表达)进行成像。本节关于血管医学中的光学方法,全面概述了光子技术和与心血管系统相关的重要生物学和生物医学问题的交叉研究。共有 14 篇优秀论文入选发表,其中 5 篇特邀文章回顾了使用各种光学技术的血管成像的现状:光声学(Hu 和 Wang)、功能光学显微镜(Salazar Vazquez 等人)、心血管 OCT(Tanaka、Tearney 和 Bouma)、荧光寿命显微镜(Marcu)和宽视野激光散斑对比成像(Boas 和 Dunn)。这
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