Vertical cross-sectional imaging of colonic dysplasia in vivo with multi-spectral dual axes confocal endomicroscopy.
Vertical cross-sectional imaging of colonic dysplasia in vivo with multi-spectral dual axes confocal endomicroscopy.
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使用多光谱双轴共焦内窥镜对体内结肠发育不良进行垂直横截面成像。
DOI:
10.1053/j.gastro.2014.01.016
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发表时间:
2014
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影响因子:
29.4
通讯作者:
Wang,ThomasD
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作者:
Qiu,Zhen;Khondee,Supang;Duan,Xiyu;Li,Haijun;Mandella,MichaelJ;Joshi,BishnuP;Zhou,Quan;Owens,ScottR;Kurabayashi,Katsuo;Oldham,KennR;Wang,ThomasD
Pathologists evaluate histology sectioned perpendicular to the tissue surface, or vertical cross-section. This orientation (XZ-plane) enables evaluation of mucosal differentiation in the basilar-to-luminal direction. Current endomicroscopes use a conventional (single axis) optical design.1 Imaging is limited to horizontal cross-sections (XY-plane) where the micro-anatomy is frequently similar across the field-of-view (FOV). In the dual axes configuration, light is delivered and collected off-axis, and images can be detected over a much larger range of intensities.2 Molecular images collected using fluorescence can improve specificity for disease detection and reveal functional properties about tissue.3 Proper interpretation of these images requires correlation with the micro-anatomy. We aim to demonstrate the simultaneous collection of two fluorescence images in vivo in vertical cross-sections using a dual axes confocal endomicroscope. An overlay of molecular and anatomical images from normal and dysplastic mouse colonic mucosa will be displayed in real time.