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Dr. Nguyen on study of PSMA-targeting fluorescent dye for image-guided prostatectomy
Author(s)Urology Times staff
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Hao G. Nguyen MD, PhD, describes the near-infrared, PSMA-targeting fluorophore IS-002, and discusses the background and findings from a
Nguyen is associate professor in residence, Urologic Oncology, Richard and Leilani Grinold Endowed professorship in Urology Education, University of California San Francisco.
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