Cicchi et al., 2014 - Google Patents

Multimodal morphochemical tissue imaging

Cicchi et al., 2014

Document ID
2625131345565738880
Author
Cicchi R
Pavone F
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Ex‐vivo and In‐vivo Optical Molecular Pathology

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Modern optics and spectroscopy are offering promising noninvasive solutions to potentially improve diagnostic capability on tissues, as demonstrated by the extensive use of nonlinear laser scanning microscopy for tissue imaging in the past decade. The recent development …
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