FluoLink AB · Medical Optical Guidance

Optical guidance in neurosurgery

FluoRa combines 5-ALA fluorescence, cerebral microcirculation and grey–white matter identification in real time — developed with the Neuroengineering Group at Linköping University.

Neurosurgical operating room with the FluoRa optical guidance system in use
Intraoperative optical guidance during a neurosurgical procedure.

280

Clinical evaluations

15+

Years of research

12

Key publications

2

Doctoral theses

Rooted at Linköping University

The FluoRa concept originates from the Neuroengineering Group at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Linköping University, in close clinical collaboration with the Department of Neurosurgery at Linköping University Hospital. Over fifteen years of research have produced peer-reviewed publications in neurosurgery, biomedical optics and imaging, two doctoral theses, and a clinical dataset spanning deep brain stimulation, needle biopsy and tumour resection.

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Research, clinical and financial partners

Linköpings universitetRegion ÖstergötlandStiftelsen för Strategisk Forskning