Confocal Endoscopy Via Structured Illumination

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Date 2003 Jan 1

PMID 12507384

Citations 5

Authors

D Karadaglic

R Juskaitis

T Wilson

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Abstract

We describe a simple modification to a rigid endoscope so as to provide both high-quality conventional and confocal images of reasonably accessible regions of the body. This versatile system uses a structured illumination approach together with a conventional incoherent illumination source. Images taken in fluorescence are presented using this combined conventional and confocal endoscope.

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