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Intravital microscopy for evaluating tumor perfusion of nanoparticles exposed to non-invasive radiofrequency electric fields

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Fig. 1 Schematic summarizing all relevant procedures including animal preparation and IVM imaging during RF field exposure, followed by data processing and analysis
Fig. 2 (Panel a RF setup including RF amplifier (1), confocal microscope objective lens (2), anesthesia tubing 3) coming from behind the microscope stage and XYZ servo‑controller (4) for the mouse stage (indicated by the red arrow) above the microscope sta
Fig. 3 Integrated Balb/c mouse IVM‑RF setup. field. The region of the incision (but not the tumor) has been blurred out for instructional purposes, so that extremities, including ears, paws, feet, and tail) and secures the nose to the anesthesia tube
Fig. 4 Temperature measurement during the course of IVM imaging under RF field exposure
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