American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine · 2005
Measurement of hypoxia-related parameters in bronchial mucosa by use of optical spectroscopy.
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Bard Martin P L, Amelink Arjen, Hegt Vincent Noordhoek, Graveland Wilfried J, Sterenborg Henricus J C M, Hoogsteden Henk C, Aerts Joachim G J V
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RATIONALE: Tumor hypoxia has both prognostic and therapeutic consequences for solid tumors. We developed a novel noninvasive technique, differential path-length spectroscopy (DPS), which allows the measurement of hypoxia-related parameters in the superficial microvasculature of tissue.
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to measure the microvascular oxygenation of histologically normal endobronchial mucosa and of neoplastic lesions during bronchoscopy using DPS.
METHODS: Sixty-four patients with known or suspected malignancies of the lung were studied. One hundred and five endobronchial lesions (38 histologically normal, 37 metaplastic/mild dysplastic lesions, and 30 invasive carcinomas) were detected by white and/or autofluorescence bronchoscopy and measured using DPS.
RESULTS: We observed that bronchial tumors are characterized by a lower blood oxygen saturation and a higher blood content than normal mucosa. No differences were observed between normal and metaplastic/mild dysplastic mucosa.
CONCLUSION: DPS is a new optical technique allowing the noninvasive study of endobronchial tumor hypoxia.
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this study was to measure the microvascular oxygenation of histologically normal endobronchial mucosa and of neoplastic lesions during bronchoscopy using DPS.
METHODS: Sixty-four patients with known or suspected malignancies of the lung were studied. One hundred and five endobronchial lesions (38 histologically normal, 37 metaplastic/mild dysplastic lesions, and 30 invasive carcinomas) were detected by white and/or autofluorescence bronchoscopy and measured using DPS.
RESULTS: We observed that bronchial tumors are characterized by a lower blood oxygen saturation and a higher blood content than normal mucosa. No differences were observed between normal and metaplastic/mild dysplastic mucosa.
CONCLUSION: DPS is a new optical technique allowing the noninvasive study of endobronchial tumor hypoxia.