Invited Commentary on: Can indocyanine green fluorescence aid operative decision making in neuroblastic tumor surgery? Early experience from a single centre

In brief

Commentary examining the application of indocyanine green near-infrared fluorescence imaging to guide surgical decision-making during neuroblastic tumor procedures. Discusses early clinical experience with this intraoperative visualization technique for improving tumor identification and resection in pediatric oncology cases.

• ICG near-infrared fluorescence shows promise for intraoperative guidance during neuroblastic tumor biopsy and resection procedures.
• Early single-center experience suggests ICG fluorescence may aid surgical decision-making in pediatric oncology cases.
• NIR imaging technology could improve tumor visualization and margin assessment in neuroblastoma surgery.

Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.