An endoscope equipped with an infrared laser and a tiny mirror might one day help physicians diagnose early signs of cancer and other diseases and aid in surgery. A researcher at the University of Florida, Huikai Xie, has designed a prototype device that captures images up to two millimeters beneath the surface of tissues, providing high-resolution, three-dimensional images at video-rate speeds.
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