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Endogenous Fluorescence Imaging for the Management of Oral and Cervical Cancers

Pierre Lane, Catherine F. Poh, J. Scott Durham, Lewei Zhang, Sylvia F. Lam, Miriam Rosin, Michele Follen, and Calum MacAulay

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Abstract

Imaging of endogenous tissue fluorescence is an effective tool for the early detection of oral and cervical cancers. Recent data show that fluorescence-guided surgical resection of oral lesions dramatically reduce the rate of cancer recurrence.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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