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ADVANCED TOOLS FOR TIME-RESOLVED IMAGING OF TISSUE METABOLISM

Petusseau, 2023

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Medical imaging is a crucial tool in diagnosing and treating diseases, and by far the most common set of tools used for point-of-care guidance between a physician and patient are optical devices. For example, visible light imaging has unique applications in endoscopy …
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