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Near-infrared probe-based confocal microendoscope for deep-tissue imaging.
Biomedical Optics Express 2018 October 2
In this work, a near-infrared probe-based confocal microendoscope (pCM) with a 785 nm laser source, a long working distance, and a probe with diameter of 2.6 mm that can be compatible with a conventional endoscope is demonstrated to produce deep-tissue images at cellular resolutions with enhanced contrast and signal-to-noise ratio. Theoretical simulations and experiments confirm that near-infrared light can optimize the image quality. Abundant details of mouse esophagus obtained at different depths demonstrate the system's ability to image deep tissues at cellular resolutions, which makes it possible to diagnose diseases in the digestive tract in real time, laying a solid foundation for clinical applications.
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