Simple Summary Oral cancer is characterized by high morbidity and mortality, since the
disease is typically in an advanced locoregional stage at the time of diagnosis. The …

Oral cancer (OC) is the sixth most commonly reported malignant disease globally, with high
rates of disease-related morbidity and mortality due to advanced loco-regional stage at …

Autofluorescence spectroscopy and imaging have been studied for the early detection and
classification of (pre) malignancies of the oral mucosa. In the present review we will give an …

Purpose: Autofluorescence imaging is increasingly used to noninvasively identify neoplastic
oral cavity lesions. Improving the diagnostic accuracy of these techniques requires a better …

US9345389B2 - Additional systems and methods for providing real-time anatomical guidance
in a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure - Google Patents US9345389B2 - Additional systems …

Surgery is one of the most effective and widely used procedures in treating human cancers,
but a major problem is that the surgeon often fails to remove the entire tumor, leaving behind …

Over the years, several machine-learning applications have been suggested to assist in
various clinical scenarios relevant to oral cancer. We offer a systematic review to identify …

In a growing number of domains data captured encapsulates as many features as possible.
This poses a challenge to classical pattern recognition techniques, since the number of …

Although the oral cavity is easily accessible to inspection, patients with oral cancer most
often present at a late stage, leading to high morbidity and mortality. Autofluorescence …

We recorded one-photon excited fluorescence (1PEF) and two-photon excited fluorescence
(2PEF) spectra of purified keratin from human epidermis, and determined the action cross …