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Optical spectroscopy and imaging systems for gynecological cancers: from Ultraviolet-C (UVC) to the Mid-infrared
(2011)
Optical spectroscopy and imaging has proving to be of diagnostic relevance in many
organ sites. We use fluorescence and FTIR spectroscopy to study gynecological organ
sites and develop classification algorithms for cancer diagnosis. Ovarian cancer is the
deadliest gynecological cancer. The American Cancer Society reports that for the year
20 I 0, ...
Inverse model for the extraction of biological parameters from ovarian tissue fluorescence spectra and multivariate classifiers for tissue diagnosis
(2007)
We present an inverse model to decompose bulk fluorescence spectra and extract tissue biological parameters. By deconvolving the effects of absorption and scattering from measured spectra, we are able to extract the intrinsic contributions from cellular and stromal fluorophores. Ovarian fluorescence, acquired ex-vivo immediately upon removal from ...