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Preliminary Experience with a 3D Digital Fluorescence Microscope and Indocyanine Green Angiography in Subinguinal Varicocelectomy

This study reports the application and preliminary experience of a three-dimensional (3D) fluorescent digital external-viewing microscope platform using ...

The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University (Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine)

Photoacoustic microscopy (PAM) provides a new method for the imaging of small-animals with high-contrast and deep-penetration. However, the established PAM systems have suffered from a limited field-of-view or imaging speed, which are difficult to both monitor wide-field activity of organ and record real-time change of local tissue. Here, we reported a dual-raster-scanned photoacoustic microscope (DRS-PAM) that integrates a two-dimensional motorized translation stage for large field-of-view imaging and a two-axis fast galvanometer scanner for real-time imaging. The DRS-PAM provides a flexible transition from wide-field monitoring the vasculature of organs to real-time imaging of local dynamics. To test the performance of DRS-PAM, clear characterization of angiogenesis and functional detail was illustrated, hemodynamic activities of vasculature in cerebral cortex of a mouse were investigated. Furthermore, response of tumor to treatment were successfully monitored during treatment. The experimental results demonstrate the DRS-PAM holds the great potential for biomedical research of basic biology.

Wide-field monitoring and real-time local recording of microvascular networks on small animals with a dual-raster-scanned photoacoustic microscope.

A bimorph transducer was proposed to improve the detection sensitivity and imaging depth of photoacoustic and ultrasound (PAUS) dermoscope. By applying the bimorph transducer, the imaging depth and sensitivity of PAUS dermoscope were enhanced by simultaneously improving excitation efficiency and reception bandwidth. The integrated design of the imaging head of the dermoscope makes it highly convenient for detecting human skin. The PAUS imaging performance was demonstrated via visualizing subcutaneous tumor and depicting full structures of different skin layers from epidermis to subcutaneous tissue. The results confirm that the dermoscope with the bimorph transducer is well suited for PA and US dual-modality imaging, which can provide multi-information for skin disease.

Article	Year
Wide-field monitoring and real-time local recording of microvascular networks on small animals with a dual-raster-scanned photoacoustic microscope. Journal of biophotonics\| PubMed ID: 32101376	2020
Photoacoustic and ultrasound (PAUS) dermoscope with high sensitivity and penetration depth by using a bimorph transducer. Journal of biophotonics\| PubMed ID: 32506704	2020

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