… under white light or NBI, 6 as long as they show typical characteristics in one of these
modes, our model can correctly identify them. On the other hand, we can also identify NPC with …

… Carcinoma in situ (CIS) of the urinary bladder is associated … or inflammation in conventional
white light (WL) cystoscopy. … Main findings regarding identification of carcinoma in situ or …

… -aided detection (CAD) system for application in NM-NBI to identify early ESCC and to
compare it with our previously reported CAD system with endoscopic white-light imaging (WLI). …

… of CIS lesions detected by white light. As for HAL… white-light detected CIS lesions. However,
a history of 3 or more recurrences was not associated with the average number of white-light …

… antigen in the urothelium carcinoma in situ typically develops in … carcinoma starts to emerge.
A total of 18 control and 29 SV40T mice were examined during weeks 8 to 22 by white light …

… method, white-light endoscopy, does not … whitelight endoscopy to provide more diagnostic
information for guiding the routine biopsy procedure and improving the accuracy for identifying …

… identify CIS may alter treatment or worsen prognosis. Therefore, improved techniques to detect
carcinoma … blue light. Several studies show that HAL fluorescence is more sensitive than …

… Endoscopic diagnosis of invasion depth of superficial esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
(SESCC) by white-light imaging (WLI) modality remains difficult. This study aims to clarify …

… microinvasive carcinoma (Fig. 2), a lesion that is hard to identify by conventional bronchoscopy.
Thus, we believe that the use of LIFE in the future will allow more frequent identification …

… spectra of GI tissue and have helped to identify optimal excitation and emission wavelengths
as well … A carcinoma of the colon was resected in the early 1980s. WLE 4 months previously …