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Diagnosis of breast cancer using optical spectroscopy

Palmer et al., 2003

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1931586030300430906
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Palmer G
Ramanujam N
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Medical Laser Application

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Fluorescence and diffuse reflectance spectroscopy have shown great promise in diagnosing cancer at a number of organ sites, including the cervix, bronchus, and colon. Recent research has also found that similar techniques, when applied to the breast, can provide …
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