Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography

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Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography. / Nerup, Nikolaj; Knudsen, Kristine Bach Korsholm; Ambrus, Rikard; Svendsen, Morten Bo Søndergaard; Thymann, Thomas; Ifaoui, Inge Botker Rasmussen; Svendsen, Lars Bo; Achiam, Michael Patrick.

I: Surgical technology international, Bind 31, 2017, s. 35-39.

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Nerup, N, Knudsen, KBK, Ambrus, R, Svendsen, MBS, Thymann, T, Ifaoui, IBR, Svendsen, LB & Achiam, MP 2017, 'Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography', Surgical technology international, bind 31, s. 35-39. <http://surgicaltechnology.com/31-Surgical-Overview.htm#892>

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Nerup, N., Knudsen, K. B. K., Ambrus, R., Svendsen, M. B. S., Thymann, T., Ifaoui, I. B. R., Svendsen, L. B., & Achiam, M. P. (2017). Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography. Surgical technology international, 31, 35-39. http://surgicaltechnology.com/31-Surgical-Overview.htm#892

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Nerup N, Knudsen KBK, Ambrus R, Svendsen MBS, Thymann T, Ifaoui IBR o.a. Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography. Surgical technology international. 2017;31:35-39.

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Nerup, Nikolaj ; Knudsen, Kristine Bach Korsholm ; Ambrus, Rikard ; Svendsen, Morten Bo Søndergaard ; Thymann, Thomas ; Ifaoui, Inge Botker Rasmussen ; Svendsen, Lars Bo ; Achiam, Michael Patrick. / Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography. I: Surgical technology international. 2017 ; Bind 31. s. 35-39.

Bibtex

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title = "Reproducibility and Reliability of Repeated Quantitative Fluorescence Angiography",
abstract = "INTRODUCTION: When using fluorescence angiography (FA) in perioperative perfusion assessment, repeated measures with re-injections of fluorescent dye (ICG) may be required. However, repeated injections may cause saturation of dye in the tissue, exceeding the limit of fluorescence intensity that the camera can detect. As the emission of fluorescence is dependent of the excitatory light intensity, reduction of this may solve the problem. The aim of the present study was to investigate the reproducibility and reliability of repeated quantitative FA during a reduction of excitatory light.",
author = "Nikolaj Nerup and Knudsen, {Kristine Bach Korsholm} and Rikard Ambrus and Svendsen, {Morten Bo S{\o}ndergaard} and Thomas Thymann and Ifaoui, {Inge Botker Rasmussen} and Svendsen, {Lars Bo} and Achiam, {Michael Patrick}",
year = "2017",
language = "English",
volume = "31",
pages = "35--39",
journal = "Surgical technology international",
issn = "1090-3941",
publisher = "Universal Medical Press",

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AU - Nerup, Nikolaj

AU - Knudsen, Kristine Bach Korsholm

AU - Ambrus, Rikard

AU - Svendsen, Morten Bo Søndergaard

AU - Thymann, Thomas

AU - Ifaoui, Inge Botker Rasmussen

AU - Svendsen, Lars Bo

AU - Achiam, Michael Patrick

PY - 2017

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N2 - INTRODUCTION: When using fluorescence angiography (FA) in perioperative perfusion assessment, repeated measures with re-injections of fluorescent dye (ICG) may be required. However, repeated injections may cause saturation of dye in the tissue, exceeding the limit of fluorescence intensity that the camera can detect. As the emission of fluorescence is dependent of the excitatory light intensity, reduction of this may solve the problem. The aim of the present study was to investigate the reproducibility and reliability of repeated quantitative FA during a reduction of excitatory light.

AB - INTRODUCTION: When using fluorescence angiography (FA) in perioperative perfusion assessment, repeated measures with re-injections of fluorescent dye (ICG) may be required. However, repeated injections may cause saturation of dye in the tissue, exceeding the limit of fluorescence intensity that the camera can detect. As the emission of fluorescence is dependent of the excitatory light intensity, reduction of this may solve the problem. The aim of the present study was to investigate the reproducibility and reliability of repeated quantitative FA during a reduction of excitatory light.

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C2 - 29121692

VL - 31

SP - 35

EP - 39

JO - Surgical technology international

JF - Surgical technology international

SN - 1090-3941

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