Fluorescent Imaging Breakthrough Helps Johns Hopkins Surgeons Target Hidden Lung Tumors

Surgeons at The Johns Hopkins Hospital are the first in Maryland to use a fluorescent imaging technology that helps them locate and remove hard-to-find lung tumors during minimally invasive thoracic surgeries, potentially improving outcomes while reducing recovery time and complications.

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