Determination of subsurface tumor localization in animal models with near-infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging

Keyphrases

• Tumor 100%
• Near-infrared Fluorescence Imaging 100%
• Indocyanine Green 100%
• Tumor Localization 100%
• Highly Scattering Medium 100%
• Fluorescent Agents 50%
• Optical Properties 50%
• Phantom Experiments 50%
• Mouse Tumor Model 50%
• Normal Breast Tissue 50%
• AR42J Cells 50%
• Fluorescent Dye 50%
• Position Error 50%
• Scattering Media 50%
• Fine-needle Aspiration Biopsy 50%
• Goniometric 50%
• Localization Error 50%
• Early Breast Cancer Detection 50%
• Tumor-bearing nude Mice 50%
• Intratumor Injection 50%
• Localization Confidence 50%
• Novel Imaging Systems 50%
• Animal Testing 50%
• Glucosamide 50%
• Absorbing Media 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Neoplasm 100%
• Indocyanine Green 100%
• Tumor Localization 100%
• Cancer Diagnosis 50%
• Breast Cancer 50%
• Tumor 50%
• Contrast Medium 50%
• Tumor Model 50%
• Fine-Needle Aspiration 50%
• Breast Tissue 50%
• Intratumoral Drug Administration 50%
• Glucosamine 50%
• Fluorescent Dye 50%

Chemistry

• Indocyanine Green 100%
• Fluorescent Dye 50%
• Contrast Medium 50%
• Optical Property 50%
• Glucosamine 50%