Fast and non-invasive, diagnostic techniques based on fluorescence spectroscopy have the
potential to link the biochemical and morphologic properties of tissues to individual patient …

The tremendous progress in the synthesis of different inorganic nanoparticles with
pretailored size, shape, structural, compositional, and surface properties has significantly …

The optical properties of human skin, subcutaneous adipose tissue and human mucosa
were measured in the wavelength range 400–2000 nm. The measurements were carried out …

Early identification of high-risk disease could greatly reduce both mortality and morbidity due
to oral cancer. We describe a simple handheld device that facilitates the direct visualization …

Background & Aims: The aim of this study was to assess the potential of 3 spectroscopic
techniques (fluorescence, reflectance, and light-scattering spectroscopy) individually and in …

Purpose: Genetically altered cells could become widespread across the epithelium of
patients with oral cancer, often in clinically and histologically normal tissue, and contribute to …

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 …

BACKGROUND Understanding the development and progression of head and neck
squamous cell carcinoma is key in the quest for the early diagnosis and prevention of this …

Background Technology that highlights potentially malignant oral lesions in a highly
sensitive and specific manner will aid clinicians in early diagnosis of these conditions. This …