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Multicolor imaging and contrast enhancement in cancer-tumor localization using laser-induced fluorescence in hematoporphyrin-derivative-bearing tissue

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Abstract

Simultaneous imaging of laser-induced fluorescence in three selected wavelength bands from hematoporphyrin-derivative-bearing tissue has been performed, permitting considerable contrast enhancement for cancer-tumor localization.

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