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editorial
. 2017 Nov 21;2:97. doi: 10.21037/tgh.2017.11.06

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Clinical application of the fluorescence-based enhanced reality to evaluate bowel perfusion. (A) The concept of FLER (fluorescence-based enhanced reality): after the i.v. administration of the Indocyanine Green, the fluorescence signal is analysed during 40 seconds by a specific software (VR-PERFUSION, IRCAD; France). The slope of the fluorescence time-to-peak is computed pixel-by-pixel and is converted into a color code to generate a virtual perfusion cartography. The resultant cartography is overlapped on real-time images [(B) white light images of the proximal resection during a sigmoidectomy] using a video-mixer [(C) augmented reality view of the proximal resection site].