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Design and Implementation of Fiber Optic Probe for measuring Field Effect of Carcinogenesis with Low-Coherence Enhanced Backscattering Spectroscopy (LEBS)

Nikhil N. Mutyal, Vladimir Turzhitsky, Jeremy D. Rogers, Andrew Radosevich, Hemant K. Roy, Micheal J. Goldberg, Mohammed Jameel, Andrej Bogojevich, and Vadim Backman

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Abstract

We have designed and implemented an endoscope compatible fiber optic probe with capability to measure the field effect of carcinogenesis using LEBS. We evaluated the performance of this probe in a pilot study using a cohort of patients and AOM rats. We present parameter that is sensitive to field effect can be used as diagnostic markers for predicting pre-cancers.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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