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The clinical application of multispectral fluorescence lifetime imaging of human skin using multiphoton microscopy

2013-01-01

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The work presented in this thesis employed multiphoton microscopy of tissue autofluorescence to investigate spectrally and fluorescence lifetime resolved images obtained from normal skin and cutaneous malignancies. This was achieved by adapting a commercially available CE-marked multiphoton tomograph (DermaInspect®) to allow fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) simultaneously in four spectral channels and correspo...

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10.25560/18662
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