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titleOfInvention Boundary positioning system for in-situ visualization of biological target
abstract The utility model provides a biological target in-situ visible boundary positioning system, which comprises an excitation light source, a fluorescence detection unit and a control unit, wherein the excitation light source is used for emitting excitation light to excite the fluorescence of a fluorescent group of a biological target to generate fluorescence; an augmentation light source for emitting augmentation light to illuminate the biological target area; the imaging system, the image positioning projection unit and the first spectroscope are integrated in the shell; the image processing and analyzing unit is independently arranged and is positioned outside the shell; the first spectroscope is arranged on a fluorescent light path emitted by the fluorescent group of the biological target and used for reflecting the fluorescent light emitted by the fluorescent group of the biological target to the imaging system; the imaging system is connected with the image positioning projection unit through the image processing and analyzing unit; the image positioning projection unit is used for projecting the image transmitted by the image processing and analyzing unit in real time to a biological target area in situ in equal proportion after being transmitted by the first spectroscope through a projection beam light path; wherein, the projection beam light path between the first spectroscope and the biological target is reversely coaxial with the fluorescence light path.
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