Abstract B151: Monitoring tumor microenvironment (Hb saturation and oxygenation) in response to plasmonics-assisted photothermal cancer therapy.
Hsiangkuo Yuan(Thomas Jefferson University), Gregory M. Palmer(Duke University), Gabi Hanna(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Christina L. Hofmann(Duke University), Tuan Vo‐Dinh(Duke University), Mark W. Dewhirst(Duke Medical Center), Cassandra L. Fraser(University of Virginia), Jelena Samonina‐Kosicka(University of Virginia), Hansford C. Hendargo(Duke University)
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