Led induced fluorescence detection system of epithelial tissue
AssigneeFortis BioPharma LLC
InventorCooper Collins
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AssigneeFortis BioPharma LLC
InventorCooper Collins
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A device for irradiating epithelial tissue with a light source between 410 nm and 420 nm and observing the presence of resultant fluorescence induced in the tissue. The device may include a long pass filter blocking light reflected from the tissue surface of 500 nm or shorter. A method for detecting epithelial neoplasia by irradiating tissue with a light source between 410 nm and 420 nm and observing the presence resultant fluorescence induced in the tissue. The method may include blocking reflected light having a wavelength of approximately 500 nm or shorter. The device may be a handheld device containing a light emission source and viewport with long pass filter. The light emission source can be positioned substantially normal to the tissue surface. The device may include a camera and a separately located display and recording capability. The light emission source can be positioned on a handle or upon the periphery of a viewport.
An epithelial neoplasia tissue detection device comprising:
The epithelial neoplasia tissue detection device further comprising a camera for receiving through the long pass filter induced fluorescence for separate display or recording.
A method for detecting fluorescence in epithelial tissue comprising the steps of:
The method of 12 displaying an image of the fluorescence transmitted through the long pass filter.
An epithelial neoplasia tissue detection device comprising:
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