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. 2021 Oct 12;25(1):122–132. doi: 10.1007/s11307-021-01657-2

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

In vivo fluorescence imaging of uIgG-800F, uFab2-800F, and uFab-800F during the optimal imaging window in orthotopic squamous cell OSC-19 tongue tumors: a NIR images taken with the Artemis clinical camera of orthotopic OSC-19 tongue tumors 96 h after uIgG-800F, 48 h after uFab2-800F, and 36 h after uFab-800F administration. Tumors are identified with a yellow arrow. Note the lower exposure time needed to visualize the tumor after uIgG-800F administration compared to uFab2-800F and uFab-800F. b TBRs and c tumor MFIs measured using the Pearl for uIgG-800F, uFab2-800F, and uFab-800F at respectively 96, 48, and 36 h after administration demonstrating similar TBRs between the groups but a higher MFI for uIgG-800F. a.u., arbitrary units; hrs, hours; MFI, mean fluorescence intensity; NIR, near-infrared; ns, not significant; TBR, tumor-to-background ratio; T, time.