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Absolute calibration of multi-sensor fluorescence probes for interstitial photodynamic therapy monitoring

Abstract

Fluorescent multi-sensor fiber-optic probes for spatially resolved monitoring of Interstitial Photodynamic Therapy were absolute calibrated using an integrating cylinder. The dynamic response was evaluated and showed linear responsivity in the test range from 1 – 60 mW·cm−2. Sensor-probe and optoelectronic readout provides a accuracy of better than 10%.

Keywords:
Calibration Materials science Photodynamic therapy Fluorescence Responsivity Dynamic range Optics Optical fiber Optoelectronics Biomedical engineering Photodetector Physics Chemistry Medicine

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Photodynamic Therapy Research Studies
Health Sciences →  Medicine →  Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
Photoacoustic and Ultrasonic Imaging
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