This article explores the use of indocyanine green (ICG) fluorescence imaging in breast cancer surgery. Two cases demonstrate its ability to assess tissue perfusion during reconstruction and identify sentinel lymph nodes. By providing real-time visual guidance, ICG may improve surgical decision-making, help preserve viable tissue, and enable more accurate lymphatic mapping.
When Surgery Gets a New Set of EyesTwo Cases Show How Indocyanine Green Fluorescence is HelpingSurgeons See Tissue Perfusion and Lymphatic Pathways in Real Time
