Innovations in Intraoperative Tumor Visualization.

In the surgical management of solid tumors, adequacy of tumor resection has implications for local recurrence and survival. The standard method of intraoperative identification of tumor margin is frozen section pathologic analysis, which is time-consuming with potential for sampling error. Intraoper...

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Publicado en:Orthopedic Clinics of North America Vol. 47; no. 1; pp. 253 - 265
Autores principales: Visgauss, Julia D, Eward, William C, Brigman, Brian E
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: W B Saunders Jan 2016
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          Visgauss, Julia D
          Eward, William C
          Brigman, Brian E
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          Diagnostic Imaging
          Neoplasms Surgery
          Diagnostic Imaging Methods
          Surgery, Computer-Assisted
          Neoplasms Physiopathology
          Tomography, Optical Coherence
          Microscopy
          Intraoperative Period
          Spectrum Analysis, Raman
      ab: In the surgical management of solid tumors, adequacy of tumor resection has implications for local recurrence and survival. The standard method of intraoperative identification of tumor margin is frozen section pathologic analysis, which is time-consuming with potential for sampling error. Intraoperative tumor visualization has the potential to significantly improve surgical cancer care across disciplines, by guiding accuracy of biopsies, increasing adequacy of resections, directing adjuvant therapy, and even providing diagnostic information. We provide an outline of various methods of intraoperative tumor visualization developed to aid in the real-time assessment of tumor extent and adequacy of resection.
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