… The results of this study demonstrate the ability of fluorescence spectroscopy to differentiate
between neoplastic and nonneoplastic oral cavity tissue in vivo. Comparisons of neoplastic …

… We present a new method to objectively delineate neoplastic oral mucosa using autofluorescence
imaging. Autofluorescence images were obtained from 56 patients with oral lesions …

… autofluorescence properties of oral tissue. Third, we compared the autofluorescence patterns
of oral cancers … alteration in autofluorescence in epithelial and stromal layers during oral …

… of autofluorescence imaging for the detection of oral cancer, … vivo autofluorescence in normal
and malignant oral tissues. … normal and 15 malignant oral tissue samples from 15 oncology …

… The conventional clinical method of oral cancer diagnosis relies on evaluation of tissue …
tissue autofluorescence, in which optical contrast between normal and neoplastic tissue …

… tissues.Autofluorescence from malignant tumor was observed by Policard as early as 1924…
Alfano et al8 in 1984 conclusively showed that autofluorescence can effectively differentiate …

… This investigation aims to evaluate the value of autofluorescence photodetection of oral
neoplasms in the green spectral range utilizing a band of excitation wavelengths in the near UV …

… with autofluorescence that were not already apparent on white light examination. Similarly,
we found that use of tissue autofluorescence in previously treated head and neck cancer …

… Patients known to have oral epithelial dysplasia or squamous cell carcinoma were not
included in this study. The study was conducted according to Human Ethics Guidelines approved …

… health care professionals the ability to estimate persistent oral lesions of uncertain biological
significance early. Especially tissue autofluorescence imagining has much interest. The …