Indocyanine Green for Perfusion: When It Helps, and When It Can Mislead Review Abstract Indocyanine green (ICG) fluorescence angiography has emerged as an important intraoperative imaging modality for assessing tissue perfusion and supporting surgical decision making. By providing real time visualization of blood flow, ICG fluorescence
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Fluorescence-Guided Surgery: From Indocyanine Green to Tumor-Specific Fluorophores in 2026
Fluorescence-Guided Surgery: From Indocyanine Green to Tumor-Specific Fluorophores in 2026 Review Key Takeaways Fluorescence-guided surgery (FGS) is reshaping oncologic surgery by enabling real-time molecular visualization of tumors and critical anatomical structures. The field has evolved from non-specific fluorescent dyes toward highly targeted fluorophores capable of identifying malignant
