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Imaging of human urothelial carcinoma samples using multimodal multiphoton microscopy

We combined Second Harmonic Generation and Two-Photon Fluorescence for imaging ex vivo tissue sections of human bladder affected by urothelial carcinoma. We studied different grades of the tumor, and compared them to healthy bladder mucosa.

Francesco S. Pavone | Enrico Baria | Gabriella Nesi | R. Cicchi | A. Barone | R. Cicchi | F. Pavone | G. Nesi | A. Barone | E. Baria

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