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Peripheral nerve damage often produces serious problems in human life. By the fact that the peripheral nerve is not protected by rigid organ such as bone, it is at high risk of getting damage during surgery, daily life, and etc. For instance, during nerve sparing radical prostatectomy, peripheral nerves surrounding the prostate gland are easily…
J. Kang, H. N. D. Le, S. Karakus, J. U. Kang, A. L. Burnett, and E. M. Boctor, “Real-time, functional intra-operative localization of rat cavernous nerve network using near-infrared cyanine voltage-sensitive dye imaging,” Scientific Reports 10, 6618, 20 Apr. 2020. J. Kang, H. N. D. Le, S. Karakus, A. Burnett, J. U. Kang, E. M. Boctor, “Towards…
The current technique for prostate cancer detection is B-mode transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) guided systematic core needle biopsy. However, due to the limited sensitivity and capability of categorizing aggressiveness of prostate cancer in B-mode images, additional imaging modality such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is necessary to support targeted biopsies. To reduce the imaging cost, we…