Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 41, Issue 17, 1717001(2021)

Endocytoscopic Imaging System with High Magnification and Large Field of View

Wei Zhang1, Chunyang Niu2, Xinghai You2, Bo Yuan1, Liqiang Wang1,2、*, and Qing Yang1,2
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Optical Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 310027, China
  • 2Research Center for Intelligent Sensing, Zhejiang Lab, Hangzhou, Zhejiang 311100, China
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    Figures & Tables(13)
    Structure of large-view field endocytoscopic imaging system with nuclear segmentation function
    Design and assembly of zoom endoscopic objective lens with large-view field. (a) Optical structure; (b) endocytoscopic imaging module; (c) endocytoscopic tip
    Modulation transfer function (MIF) of two imaging modes of zoom endoscopic objective lens with large-view field. (a) Conventional imaging mode; (b) magnifying imaging mode
    Spot diagrams of two imaging modes of zoom endoscopic objective lens with large-view field. (a) Conventional imaging mode; (b) magnifying imaging mode
    Imaging performance experimental system
    Images of resolution target captured by endocytoscopic imaging system with large-view field. (a) Conventional imaging; (b) micro-imaging
    Comparison of photos captured by endocytoscopic imaging system with large-view field and digital pathology section scanner. (a) Photo captured by endocytoscopic imaging system with large-view field; (b) photo captured by digital pathology section scanner
    Training and inference procedures of U-Net nuclear segmentation model
    Structure of U-Net nuclear segmentation model
    Nuclear segmentation results of U-Net model. (a)(c)(e) Original images; (b)(d)(f) segmentation results
    • Table 1. Design requirements of zoom endoscopic objective lens with large-view field

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      Table 1. Design requirements of zoom endoscopic objective lens with large-view field

      Technical parameterValue
      Diameter /mm<3
      Zoom-focus /mm0--100
      Field of view /(°)140
      F number6
      Camera target /inch1/6
    • Table 2. Comparison of parameters of endocytoscopic imaging systems

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      Table 2. Comparison of parameters of endocytoscopic imaging systems

      Imaging systemYearMagnifying power(monitor size)Field of view /(μm×μm)Magnifying mode
      XEC120U[6]20031125 (14 inch)120×120Fixed
      XEC300F[6]2003450 (14 inch)300×300Fixed
      GIF-Y0001[7]2005450 (14 inch)400×400Fixed
      GIF-Y0002[9]2009380 (19 inch)700×600Gradual increase
      GIF-Y0074[10]2015500 (26 inch)570×500Gradual increase
      Ours-500 (27 inch)1200×670Gradual increase
    • Table 3. Segmentation of U-Net nuclear segmentation model on the test images

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      Table 3. Segmentation of U-Net nuclear segmentation model on the test images

      Test imageA /%Sp /%Se /%D
      Test_195.0896.4473.680.6409
      Test_297.4798.0192.260.8726
      Test_396.7097.0491.110.7559
      Test_497.6898.0691.990.8316
      Test_598.6599.1292.520.9076
      Test_692.9497.6172.450.7922
      Test_795.8496.9870.360.5915
      Test_898.2999.2176.540.7841
      Test_995.4696.3988.570.8223
      Test_1097.6998.5183.920.8042
      Average96.5897.7483.520.7803
      Maximum98.6599.2192.520.9076
      Minimum92.9496.3970.360.5915
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    Wei Zhang, Chunyang Niu, Xinghai You, Bo Yuan, Liqiang Wang, Qing Yang. Endocytoscopic Imaging System with High Magnification and Large Field of View[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2021, 41(17): 1717001

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    Paper Information

    Category: Medical optics and biotechnology

    Received: Feb. 23, 2021

    Accepted: Mar. 29, 2021

    Published Online: Sep. 3, 2021

    The Author Email: Wang Liqiang (wangliqiang@zju.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS202141.1717001

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