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Early detection of lung cancer with laser-induced fluorescence endoscopy and spectrofluorometry

Kusunoki et al., 2000

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10097359359258470870
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Kusunoki Y
Imamura F
Uda H
Mano M
Horai T
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Study objectives: We performed a clinical trial oflaser-induced fluorescence endoscopy (LIFE) for detection ofprecancerous lesions and cancer including carcinoma insitu (CIS), which are difficult to detect by white-lightbronchoscopy. Design: Results with LIFE were …
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