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In Vivo Assessment of Microvascular Blood Content in the Rectal Mucosa Using Polarization-Gated Spectroscopy: Applications for Colon Cancer Screening

Andrew J. Gomes, Young L. Kim, Vladimir M. Turzhitsky, Jeremy D. Rogers, and Vadim Backman

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Abstract

Our group has developed a polarization-gated spectroscopy probe capable of interrogation of the colonic microvascular blood content. A human pilot study demonstrated that the rectal blood content is elevated in the presence of colonic neoplasia.

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