Fluorescence-guided resection of brain tumor: review of the significance of intraoperative quantification of protoporphyrin IX fluorescence
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Zheng Huang | Desheng Li | Haixia Qiu | Shaoshan Hu | Songsheng Shi | Jian Zou | Shaoshan Hu | H. Qiu | Zheng Huang | S. Shi | Jian Zou | De-zhou Li
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