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Perspective of fibre-optical microendoscopy with microlenses

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posted on 2024-11-02, 16:00 authored by Baokai Wang, Qiming Zhang, Xi Chen, Haitao Luan, Min GuMin Gu
Fibre-optical microendoscopy is based on fibre-optical confocal scanning microscopy, where optical fibres are introduced for delivery of the source and collection of the signal. Fibre-optical microendoscopy has led to innovations in imaging of freely moving animals, long-term imaging, minimally invasive diagnostics, and microsurgery. The lens system in fibre-optical microendoscopy is significant because of the imaging resolution and miniaturisation possibility. State-of-the-art fibre-optical microendoscopy based on various types of lens systems is introduced and compared. The lens system contains an objective lens, a gradient index microlens, and other novel lens systems fabricated by electric arc discharge or two-photon lithography.

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Journal

Journal of Microscopy

Volume

288

Start page

87

End page

94

Total pages

8

Publisher

Wiley-Blackwell

Place published

United Kingdom

Language

English

Copyright

© 2020 Royal Microscopical Society

Former Identifier

2006104195

Esploro creation date

2022-10-29

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