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), high temperature resolution (0.02 K), and clinically relevant temperature range (30-96 °C) of the nanothermometer, a fluorescence temperature endoscopy system is further designed with a real-time temperature imaging speed of 10 fps, which is applied to minimally invasive temperature monitoring during microwave ablation of liver tumors in rabbits, realizing precise ablation control through dynamic ablation power adjustment. The real-time and accurate temperature imaging performance of the nanothermometer may offer a new perspective for intraoperative guidance.
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