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Consensus surveys and future research aim to yield empirically validated guidelines to facilitate the adoption of best practices for intraoperative fluorescence imaging.
Consensus surveys are an essential step toward developing empirically validated guidelines for intraoperative fluorescence imaging.
The authors of this special issue and the International Society for Fluorescence Guided Surgery (ISFGS) hope that the results of consensus surveys like the ones reported herein and those of both already-published and soon-to-be-published research will yield empirically validated guidelines to facilitate the adoption of best practices for intraoperative fluorescence imaging. We consider the surveys reported in this issue an essential step in this process. Intraoperative fluorescence imaging is novel technology that uses fluorescent light and, by doing so, allows surgeons to see more during surgical procedures.
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Dip et al. (2022) conducted an editorial in Surgical procedures. Intraoperative fluorescence imaging was evaluated. Consensus surveys and future research aim to yield empirically validated guidelines to facilitate the adoption of best practices for intraoperative fluorescence imaging.
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