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Development of an autofluorescent probe for brain cancer Simulations and phantom studies

B Leh, Y Charon, M-A Duval, F Jean, F Lefebvre, L Menard, MH Vu Thi, and R Siebert

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Abstract

Autofluorescence spectroscopy from brain tissue may help to discriminate cancerous from healthy tissue. The characteristics of our probe are studied on phantoms and confronted to Monte Carlo simulations. Geometrical origins of fluorescence light are evaluated.

© 2009 OSA/SPIE

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