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Confocal microscopy: Imaging cervical precancerous lesions

Carlson et al., 2005

Document ID
496900737886469003
Author
Carlson K
Pavlova I
Collier T
Descour M
Follen M
Richards-Kortum R
Publication year
Publication venue
Gynecologic oncology

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OBJECTIVES.: We explore the clinical potential of reflectance and fluorescence confocal microscopy to image the morphologic and biochemical changes associated with precancer, in order to aid in the detection and diagnosis of cervical dysplasia. METHODS.: Cervical …
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