| 3 | Detection of pancreatic cancer by indocyanine green-assisted fluorescence imaging in the first and second near-infrared windows显示文摘Dear Editor,In the United States,pancreatic cancer is considered the fourth most common reason for cancer-related deaths;over 53%of patients are diagnosed at end-stage with a 5-year survival rate of less than 3%[1].Incomplete removal of all cancerous cells generally leads to local recurrence of pancreatic cancer[2].Thus,the detection of tumor margin status plays an essential role in the complete resection of pancreatic cancer.Most of the existing imaging modalities,like computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging,are primarily used for preoperative planning;these modalities also have issues of bulky equipment,radiation concerns,and slow imaging speed[2].Thus,these modalities can neither provide an intraoperative diagnosis of cancer with high sensitivity and specificity nor be used to define tumor margins[3]. | Zhongqiang Li Zheng Li Alexandra Ramos J.Philip Boudreaux Ramcharan Thiagarajan Yvette Bren Mattison Michael E.Dunham Andrew J McWhorter Qing Chen Jian Zhang Ji-Ming Feng Yanping Li Shaomian Yao Jian Xu | 2021 | Cancer Communications2021，41，12： | 1 |
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