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19 February 2010 Detection of rheumatoid arthritis in humans by fluorescence imaging
Bernd Ebert, Thomas Dziekan, Carmen Weissbach, Marianne Mahler, Michael Schirner, Birgitt Berliner, Daniel Bauer, Jan Voigt, Michael Berliner, Malte L. Bahner, Rainer Macdonald
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Abstract
The blood pool agent indo-cyanine green (ICG) has been investigated in a prospective clinical study for detection of rheumatoid arthritis using fluorescence imaging. Temporal behavior as well as spatial distribution of fluorescence intensity are suited to differentiate healthy and inflamed finger joints after i.v. injection of an ICG bolus.
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Bernd Ebert, Thomas Dziekan, Carmen Weissbach, Marianne Mahler, Michael Schirner, Birgitt Berliner, Daniel Bauer, Jan Voigt, Michael Berliner, Malte L. Bahner, and Rainer Macdonald "Detection of rheumatoid arthritis in humans by fluorescence imaging", Proc. SPIE 7555, Advanced Biomedical and Clinical Diagnostic Systems VIII, 75550H (19 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.840913
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KEYWORDS
Luminescence

Magnetic resonance imaging

Light emitting diodes

Light scattering

Blood

Scattering

Electron multiplying charge coupled devices

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