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Diagnosing Pituitary Adenoma in Unstained Sections Based on Multiphoton Microscopy

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Journal Pituitary
Specialty Endocrinology
Date 2018 Mar 30
PMID 29594837
Citations 4
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Abstract

Purpose: If we can find a new method that can achieve rapid diagnosis of adenoma during operation, it will help surgeon shorten the operation time and enhance the treatment efficacy. This study discusses the feasibility of multiphoton microscopy (MPM) in diagnosing pituitary adenoma.

Method: MPM, based on two-photon excited fluorescence (TPEF) and second harmonic generation (SHG) is performed for the diagnosis of pituitary adenoma in unstained sections.

Results: Our results show that MPM can reveal the variation of reticulin fiber by SHG signals of collagen, combined with the measurement of area of acinus, thickness of collagen fiber and collagen percentage. MPM can further reflect the change of meshwork in normal pituitary and hyperplasia quantitatively. And the characteristics of typical growth patterns of pituitary adenoma are demonstrated by the overlay of SHG and TPEF images. What's more, we can identify the boundary of normal pituitary, hyperplasia and adenoma from MPM images. And the experiment also results verify the feasibility of this method in frozen sections.

Conclusion: These results indicated that MPM can make a diagnosis of pituitary adenoma by the morphological changes without routine pathological processing including hematoxylin-eosin (H&E) staining and other special staining. Therefore, this technique is expected to help diagnosis of pituitary adenoma during operation.

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