Endomicroscopy

Endomicroscopy is a medical imaging technique that allows doctors to see detailed, microscopic images of tissues inside the body in real time. Using a tiny, flexible probe equipped with advanced microscopes, it can be inserted through natural passages or small incisions to examine areas like the digestive tract or lungs. This technology helps detect diseases such as cancer more accurately and early, often during a routine procedure, reducing the need for biopsies or more invasive surgeries. Essentially, endomicroscopy provides a "cell-level" view inside the body, aiding precise diagnosis and guiding treatment decisions.