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Successful OCT imaging of oral cancer tissue announced by MDL and UCH

Michelson Diagnostics Jan 16 2008 Microscopy , Oncology

Tests by University College Hospital have demonstrated the breakthrough imaging quality of Michelson Diagnostics' optical imaging technology. Expectations are that OCT could revolutionise the surveillance of pre-cancers in the mouth; eliminate the waiting time for biopsy results and minimise surgery through improved disease mapping.
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