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Visualization of anatomical structures using fluorescence is a technique that employs fluorescent dyes or tracers to enhance the contrast and visibility of specific tissues, organs, or cellular components during imaging procedures. This approach is widely used in both research and clinical settings to improve anatomical delineation, guide surgical interventions, and study biological processes in real time.
Fluorescent agents emit light at specific wavelengths when excited, enhancing the contrast and visibility of anatomical structures.
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