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01/03/2010
- Cellvizio for GI Disease Detection at Georgetown
Doctors at Georgetown University Hospital use Cellvizio, "the world’s smallest flexible microscope to diagnose gastrointestinal and biliary diseases during regular endoscopy procedures so patients can be treated immediately"
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Eye: Cornea and Retina
Imaging at the surface...
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The Cellvizio allows simple and direct access to the cornea. The probe can either be hand-held or placed on a fix stand.
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Lesions in the cornea imaged with fluorescein
Field of view 400 x 280 µm
ProFlex S1500
Courtesy Mauna Kea Technologies, Paris, France
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Mouse cornea after topical application of Topro1 (DNA and RNA staining)
Field of view 160x120 µm
ProFlex MiniO
Courtesy R. Boisgard and B. Tavitian, CEA-SHFJ, Orsay, France
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Apoptotic bodies in a rejected cornea graft, marked with Yoyo1
Field of view 400*280 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Francine Behart-Cohen, U450, INSERM, Paris France
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ProFlex miniprobes are small enough to be inserted into the eye of a rabbit after a small incision of the sclera. Placed in contact with the retina the probe can acquire images and sequences of vascular or cellular events.
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Microvascularization of the rabbit retina after injection of FITC-Albumin.The ProFlex was inserted after sclerotomy.
Field of view 400 x 280 µm
ProFlex S-1500
Courtesy Dr M. Pâques, Fondation Rotschild, Paris, France
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20/03/2010
- ICCU 2010
A great place for a great event: The 2nd annual International Conference for Cellvizio Users will take place on March 20-22nd, 2010 in Paris
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02/05/2010
- DDW 2010
Come discover the latest Cellvizio developments at DDW 2010 in New Orleans. Visit us at booth #547 for a hands-on experience of Cellvizio.
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