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titleOfInvention System and method for fluorescence-based laser ablation
abstract In one embodiment, an apparatus and method for ablating tissue in response to determining a fluorescence state is described. The excitation light source may generate excitation light having an excitation wavelength of the fluorophore. The beam scanner can direct the excitation light to the tissue location. The fluorescent group can generate emission light in response to absorption of the excitation light. The camera may capture an image of the tissue location. The ablation light source may generate ablation light in response to displaying an image of the emitted light at the tissue location. The beam scanner may direct the ablating light to the tissue location. Additionally or alternatively, a topographical map may be generated, and certain aspects of the apparatus and/or method may be adjusted based on the topographical map.
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