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Real-Time Visualization of Tissue Surface Biochemical Features Derived from Fluorescence Lifetime Measurements
Fiber based fluorescence lifetime imaging has shown great potential for intraoperative diagnosis and guidance of surgical procedures. Here we describe a novel method addressing a significant challenge for the practical implementation of this technique, i.e., the real-time display of the quantified b
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