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Laser Induced Fluorescence and Breakdown Spectroscopy and Acoustic Response, to Discriminate Malignant and Normal Tissues
Parviz Parvin * 1, Fateme Hadavand Mirzaee , Mohammad Keraji , Ali Bavali , Hossein Mehravaran
1- Department of Energy Engineering and Physics, Amirkabir University of Technology
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Simultaneous LIF and LIBS spectroscopic techniques with acoustic response can be applied to have early and rapid identification of malignant tissues. This capability is due to distinct differences between collected spectra of normal and malignant tissues. For malignant tissue, red shift due to fluorescence peak wavelength in LIF spectroscopy and increase in characteristic emission intensity of Ca and Na and In LIBS technique, has been shown. Moreover an increase has been observed in acoustic impedance of malignant tissue which was in accordance with the former results.
Keywords: Laser induced fluorescence spectroscopy, Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy, Acoustic response, Lymphoma diagnosis by laser, Cancer diagnosis.
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