Perfusion-based fluorescence imaging method delineates diverse organs and identifies multifocal tumors using generic near-infrared molecular probes

Keyphrases

• Background Contrast 50%
• Biological Properties 50%
• Complex Imaging 50%
• Connective Tissue 50%
• Cypate 100%
• Dynamic Fluorescence Imaging 100%
• Dynamic Imaging 50%
• Fluorescence Method 100%
• High Specificity 50%
• Histological Analysis 50%
• Hydrophilic Dye 50%
• Hydrophilic Probe 50%
• Hydrophobic Dyes 50%
• Imaging Platform 50%
• Imaging Time 50%
• Intraoperative Procedures 50%
• Molecular Probe 100%
• Multifocal Cancer 50%
• Multifocal Tumors 100%
• Near-infrared 100%
• Near-infrared Dye 50%
• Near-infrared Fluorescent Dyes 50%
• Nontumor 50%
• Perfusion 100%
• Perfusion Imaging 50%
• Perfusion Kinetics 50%
• Physical Properties 50%
• Primary Tumor 50%
• Rapid Detection 50%
• Secondary Tumor 50%
• Tissue Type 100%
• Treatment Outcome 50%
• Tumor 100%
• Tumor Identification 50%
• Tumor Location 50%
• Tumor Position 50%
• Vasculature 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Connective Tissue 25%
• Infrared Radiation 100%
• Molecular Probe 100%
• Perfusion 100%
• Structural Characteristics 25%
• Vascularization 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Connective Tissue 16%
• Fluorescent Dye 16%
• Neoplasm 100%
• Primary Tumor 16%
• Proteus Syndrome 16%
• Scintigraphy 16%
• Sensitivity and Specificity 16%
• Tissue (Anatomy) 33%
• Vascularity 16%