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Professor Abraham Katzir using his innovation on a patient. For the first time, melanoma can be diagnosed automatically in real-time. An innovative optical technology that can distinguish between different types of cancer — melanoma, which is considered extremely deadly – has been developed in the laboratory of Professor Abraham Katzir, from the Raymond and Beverly Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences at Tel Aviv University. The diagnosis is rapid, non-invasive, and causes no pain to the patient. This technology was tried successfully on about one hundred patients in a major hospital in Isra...

New Israeli optical tech offers 'immediate' skin cancer diagnosis Scientists at Tel Aviv University use special optical fibers that can distinguish between benign lesion on the skin and malignant one, using non-invasive process that provides results in real time and avoids surgical procedure TPS | Published: 04.18.21 , 18:26 Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University have developed new optical technology that will enable an automatic and immediate diagnosis of melanoma, a form of skin cancer, potentially saving many patients’ lives. The innovative technology is based on special optical ...

Apr 18, 2021 This innovative technology can distinguish between a benign lesion on the skin and a malignant one, using a non-invasive, immediate, and automatic process in real-time. By TPS Israeli scientists at Tel Aviv University have developed a new optical technology that will enable an automatic and immediate melanoma diagnosis, saving many patients’ lives. This innovative technology, which is based on special optical fibers, can distinguish between a benign lesion on the skin and a malignant one, using a non-invasive, immediate, and automatic process in real-time. The technology can al...