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Quantifying the Field Effect of Carcinogenesis with Low-Coherence Enhanced Backscattering Spectroscopy (LEBS)

Vladimir Turzhitsky, Young L. Kim, Prabhakar Pradhan, Hemant K. Roy, Randall E. Brand, Jay L. Hoogheem, Michael J. Jung, Mohammed Jameel, Nahla Hasabou, and Vadim Backman

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Abstract

LEBS has shown great promise as a tool for detecting the field effect of carcinogenesis. We have evaluated this method as a tool for cancer screening in 219 rectal biopsy patients and 86 duodenal biopsy patients and present several LEBS parameters that are diagnostic for the presence of neoplasia.

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