Emerging advances in fluorescence imaging and phototherapy of arthritis

Arthritis is a chronic disease whose etiology is difficult to pinpoint, and the difficulty of arthritis detection and subsequent treatment causes enormous distress to patients. In recent years, thanks to advances in medicine and detection, a variety of treatment modalities for arthritis have emerged...

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Published in:Interdisciplinary materials (Print) 2023-11, Vol.2 (6), p.803-832
Main Authors: Wang, Xiaoxuan, Dai, Jingying, Shao, Cong, Goto, Takashi, Dai, Honglian
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arthritis
Bacteria
Bacterial infections
Cartilage
Chronic illnesses
Disease
Fluorescence
fluorescence imaging
Infections
Inflammation
Magnetic resonance imaging
Medical imaging
Microscopy
Mortality
multitherapy
Older people
Osteoarthritis
photodynamic therapy
photothermal therapy
Quality of life
Radiation
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Summary:Arthritis is a chronic disease whose etiology is difficult to pinpoint, and the difficulty of arthritis detection and subsequent treatment causes enormous distress to patients. In recent years, thanks to advances in medicine and detection, a variety of treatment modalities for arthritis have emerged. The combination of emerging detection technologies with different anti‐inflammatory medications and even advances in surgical techniques have all played a positive role in the treatment of arthritis. In the present work, we have collected relevant literature on fluorescence (FL) imaging and phototherapy of arthritis in recent years, intending to reveal the advantages and potential application value of FL imaging and phototherapy for researchers. Meanwhile, due to the shortcomings of FL imaging and phototherapy in the diagnosis and treatment of arthritis, we advocate overcoming these difficulties in future research. Fluorescence (FL) imaging and phototherapy of arthritis are of increasing interest. It has become particularly important to understand the synthesis of fluorescent molecules that can be used for FL detection of arthritis, and the therapeutic mechanisms of phototherapy. This review focuses on the principles of FL imaging and the advantages of phototherapy in the treatment of arthritis.
ISSN:2767-441X
2767-4401
2767-441X
DOI:10.1002/idm2.12130