Optical endomicroscopy and the road to real-time, in vivo pathology: present and future.

Charles S Carignan¹, Yukako Yagi

¹NinePoint Medical, One Kendall Square B7501, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. CCarignan@ninepointmedical.com

Abstract

UNLABELLED: Epithelial cancers account for substantial mortality and are an important public health concern. With the need for earlier detection and treatment of these malignancies, the ability to accurately detect precancerous lesions has an increasingly important role in controlling cancer incidence and mortality. New optical technologies are capable of identifying early pathology in tissues or…

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