Ultrasonography-guided hepatic tumor resection using a real-time virtual sonography with indocyanine green navigation (with videos)
Kazuhiko Kasuya,Katsutoshi Sugimoto,Bunsoh Kyo,Yuichi Nagakawa,Takahisa Ikeda,Yasuharu Mori,Tatehiko Wada,Minako Suzuki,Takeshi Nagai,Takao Itoi,Motohide Shimazu,Tatsuya Aoki,Akihiko Tsuchida +12 more
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TLDR
This method was useful for resecting US-invisible hepatic tumors that cannot be identified on routine ultrasonography (US) and performed hepatic resection while observing the fluorescence.Abstract:
Purpose
For hepatic tumors that cannot be identified on routine ultrasonography (US), we marked the target area using real-time virtual sonography (RVS) with indocyanine green (ICG)–ethanol (1:100) during surgery, and performed hepatic resection while observing the fluorescence.read more
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A review of indocyanine green fluorescent imaging in surgery
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Usefulness of intraoperative diagnosis of hepatic tumors located at the liver surface and hepatic segmental visualization using indocyanine green- photodynamic eye imaging
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TL;DR: NIR fluorescence imaging is a promising new technique that may someday improve surgical accuracy and lower complications and applications include tumour imaging in liver and pancreas, and real-time imaging of the biliary tree.
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