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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Development and Current Technological Status of Confocal Laser EndomicroscopyThis 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.

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Endomicroscopy in Acute Graft-versus-Host DiseaseInfections and acute graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) are severe complications following allogeneic stem cell transplantation. GvHD commonly affects the skin, the gastrointestinal tract and the liver. The consequence of acute GvHD is the life-threatening destruction of vital organ functions.

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Live Tissue Imaging with Conventional Confocal MicroscopyThe 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.

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Mehmet Kaya,?zcan Erdo?an,Jon Rokneon factor in endomicroscopy is about 1000 × and permits the analysis of tissue pattern and microvascular architecture. For an adequate interpretation of the confocal images a knowledge of histopathology and of the endomicroscopic appearance of normal tissue is essential, especially where non-neoplas

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Surface Analysis with Magnifying Chromoendoscopy in the Colontheir prevalence, anatomical localisation and histopathological characteristics. We recently reported in a large prospective study in the UK that Paris class 0-II morphology accounted for 38% of all lesions, where 82% of Paris 0-II lesions with highgrade dysplasia (HGD) and 90% of all Paris class 0-

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Endomicroscopy of Gastritis and Gastric Canceron factor in endomicroscopy is about 1000 × and permits the analysis of tissue pattern and microvascular architecture. For an adequate interpretation of the confocal images a knowledge of histopathology and of the endomicroscopic appearance of normal tissue is essential, especially where non-neoplas

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Development of Endoscopic Devices: Past, Present and Futureot looked back since. In the early days of modern endoscopy the emphasis was placed primarily on patients with symptoms, or on the diagnosis and biopsy of lesions first seen or suspected with barium contrast imaging. Progress in instrument design, driven by clinical need, and technological advanceme