Microscopy with Ultraviolet Surface Excitation (MUSE) for Rapid Intraoperative Pathology of Breast Surgical Margins
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Yu Wang | Eric J. Seibel | Chengbo Yin | Adam K. Glaser | Linpeng Wei | Weisi Xie | Nicholas P. Reder | Joshua C. Vaughan | Mark E. Fauver | Jonathan T. C. Liu | Y. Wang | J. Vaughan | E. Seibel | M. Fauver | Ye Chen | C. Yin | A. Glaser | N. Reder | Linpeng Wei | Weisi Xie | Ye Chen
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