ArticleJournal of biomedical optics2026
Noninvasive detection and prediction method for temperature in
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Abstract
Significance: Photothermal therapy is a minimally invasive technique that utilizes near-infrared light to induce localized hyperthermia for the selective ablation of cancer cells. Its therapeutic efficacy is highly dependent on precise temperature regulation. Aiming at the problems of invasiveness, insufficient penetration depth existing in current temperature monitoring technologies, we propose an innovative solution. Aim: We propose a method that can be used to monitor the temperature inside Approach: By constructing an optothermal-acoustic multiphysics coupling model and combining it with our designed dual-optical path co-coupled photoacoustic-photothermal temperature monitoring system, noninvasive observation of the internal heat source distribution in tissues is achieved. On this basis, theoretical data and real data are fused to realize precision measurement of the temperature in the lesion area and adjacent tissues. Result: The results of Conclusion: The proposed method and system in this study can calculate the temperature inside
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