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Spectroscopic detection of cancer using NIR imaging and Hyperspectral microscopy

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Abstract

We explore NIR autofluorescence and polarized light scattering imaging in combination with hyperspectral microscopy to detect and image various types of cancer . Fresh surgical human specimens are used and images are compared to histopathology.

© 2004 Optical Society of America

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