Titlebook: Atlas of Endomicroscopy; Ralf Kiesslich,Peter R. Galle,Markus Neurath Book 2008 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2008

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Andreas Harrer,Sam Zeini,Sabrina Ziebarthon, the oesophagus and stomach are normally almost devoid of such immune apparatus, presumably because of the rapid transit of food and the chemically hostile environment for micro-organisms provided by salivary and gastric secretions. Only in pathological conditions, such as viral or fungal oesopha

偶像

材料等

Jiyang Chen,Osmar R. Za?ane,Randy Goebels a snapshot view into the tissue, capturing the moment at which the biopsy has been taken. The specimen is subjected to the fixation and staining process, making it prone to artefact. In vivo imaging with confocal endomicroscopy, however, offers the possibility of dynamic monitoring of the living t

dominant

殺菌劑

Pert敏捷

Veneer

B. G. Link,B. P. Dohrenwend,A. E. SkodolThis chapter aims to explain the principles of confocal microscopy, the reasons for the key features in the present form of endomicroscopy, and how they account for what is seen during practical endomicroscopy of the GI tract.

公理

Ingrained

痛苦一下

Jiyang Chen,Osmar R. Za?ane,Randy GoebelThe advanced technologies incorporated into confocal endoscopes are based on an established foundation of experience in confocal microscopy. This chapter will review some of the basics of confocal microscopy and highlight the complementary capabilities that such microscopes can provide compared with confocal endoscopy.