The Center for Precision Surgery Marks 10 Years of Illuminating Cancer Cells in Practice and Research
About this episode
The episode discusses the 10 year anniversary of the Penn Center for Precision Surgery and advancements in intraoperative molecular imaging.
Drs Sunil Singhal, Janos Tanyi, and James Delikatny discuss the 10 year anniversary of the Penn Center for Precision Surgery. A collaborative effort, the Center has the goal of advancing the practice and invention of intraoperative molecular imaging modalities. Together, the panel review the development and application of fluorescent contrast agents in surgery, relevant FDA-approvals originating at Penn (ie., Cytalux®), and the future of intraoperative imaging.
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