Abstract
Recent developments in image-guided prostate cancer surgery focus on extending prostate-specific membrane antigen-directed radioguidance with optical tumor detection using fluorescence, as radio- and fluorescence signals complement each other with in-depth detection and real-time visualization, respectively. As a step in this direction, we report here the integration of indocyanine green fluorescence imaging into a 99mTc-prostate-specific membrane antigen-targeted radioguided surgery workflow.
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