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publicationNumber CN-112022090-B
titleOfInvention Photoacoustic/fluorescent bimodal imaging method and device suitable for animal abdominal cavity internal organs
abstract The invention provides a photoacoustic/fluorescent bimodal imaging method and device suitable for animal abdominal cavity internal organs, which are formed by skillfully designing and assembling an abdominal window ring and acrylic materials or resin materials (such as CR-39, PC, PMMA and the like), wherein the acrylic materials and the resin materials (such as CR-39, PC, PMMA) have excellent light permeability and sound permeability, and meanwhile, the whole abdominal cavity internal organ photoacoustic/fluorescent bimodal imaging method has good biocompatibility and can be simultaneously used for dynamically researching internal organs by fluorescence confocal imaging and photoacoustic imaging in a long time range (20 days). Meanwhile, the acrylic or resin sheet can stabilize the abdominal cavity internal organs of the animal in vivo, and the influence of the shaking of the abdominal cavity internal organs of the animal caused by breathing and heartbeat on the stability of an imaging focal plane is prevented.
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