Abstract 2056: Identification of microscopic ovarian tumor foci utilizing a novel imaging device in a murine ovarian cancer model, an opportunity to improve optimal cytoreduction
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Summary
It is demonstrated that the imaging system can detect sub-mm cancer clusters that could not be identified with visual inspection and translation of this imaging technology into the clinical setting may help to detect microscopic residual tumor features during the debulking operation in ovarian cancer.
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- 2014-10-01
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Ovarian cancer, Debulking, Medicine, Cancer, Pathology
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