The findings have shown remarkable success in lab animals.
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"If it glows, cut it out," is the mantra. In laboratory tests, it completely prevented cancer recurrence after phototherapy. "This is kind of a double attack that could significantly improve the success of cancer surgeries," said Oleh Taratula from the OSU College of Pharmacy. "With this approach, cancerous cells and tumours will literally glow and fluoresce when exposed to near-infrared light, giving the surgeon a precise guide about what to remove. That same light will activate compounds in the cancer cells that will kill any malignant cells that remain. It's an exciting new approach to help surgery succeed," Taratula added.
The findings have shown remarkable success in lab animals. The concept should allow more accurate surgical removal of solid tumours and at the same time it eradicates any remaining cancer cells.
Technology such as this, scientists said, may have a promising future in the identification and surgical removal of malignant tumours.Stay updated on the go with The Times of India's mobile apps. Click here to download it for your device.
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