fluorescence imaging technologies

ICG fluorescence-guided surgery boosts precision and safety in OPSCC resection, aiding real-time perfusion assessment and reconstruction.

ICG angiography in TORT is feasible and predicts parathyroid function, though it does not lower hypoparathyroidism rates.

Whether you are a gynecologic surgeon, surgeon of any specialty, obstetrician, internist, pediatrician, scientist, allied health professional, medical student, or advocate, this meeting offers a unique opportunity to learn, collaborate, and help shape the future of this evolving field.

Hear from world-renowned experts on the latest advances in MIGS and women's health, with special focus on artificial intelligence applications.

Registration is now open for the AAO-HNSF 2025 Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO, held Saturday, October 11 – Tuesday, October 14, in Indianapolis, Indiana!

Learn from distinguished experts, hear about groundbreaking procedures and research, network with peers from around the globe, and gain clinical and non-clinical knowledge and skills that you can immediately put into practice.

This activity is targeted to a national and international audience of practitioners and health care professionals, and is designed for physicians, surgeons, fellows, residents, nurses, and allied health professionals in the fields of fluorescence guided surgery, esophagus and diaphragm surgery, surgical endoscopy, general surgery, hepato-pancreatic and biliary surgery, as well as laparoscopic and bariatric surgery.

ICG-guided robotic liver resection using the Glissonean approach improves precision, safety, and outcomes in sectionectomy procedures.

ICG imaging lowers leak, reop, and sepsis rates in colorectal surgery and may save $19M over 5 years, per health tech assessment.

ICG lymphography reveals drainage disruption in HNL; patients report high symptom burden and tissue changes, supporting refined management.