Physical Society Colloquium
Single fiber endoscopy
Département de génie physique
Polytechnique Montréal
Endoscopy has changed modern medicine by allowing physicians explore inner
organs with minimal trauma. Single fiber endoscopes offer the potential to
further increase patient comfort and increase access to remote organs
through miniaturization. Current research focusses on sub-milimeter
endoscopy using dedicated optical fibers for imaging large volumes of
tissue. One such fiber - a double clad fiber - allows many imaging
modalities to be performed simultaneously for greater diagnostic sensitivity
and specificity. In this presentation, I will present our latest research in
fiber optics for miniature endoscopy and discuss potential avenues,
including theragnostics: the capability to treat a lesion as you see it.
Friday, December 5th 2014, 15:30
Ernest Rutherford Physics Building, Keys Auditorium (room 112)
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