518 results about "Photothermal therapy" patented technology

The invention provides an Au-ICG (gold-indocyanine green) lipidosome multifunctional nano probe and application thereof. The nano probe consists of a kernel and a shell, wherein the kernel is a nanogold particle of which the surface is wrapped with a poly-dopamine layer and adsorbs indocyanine green; the shell is a DSPE-PEG (distearoyl phosphatidyl ethanolamine-polyethylene glycol) lipidosome film which is coupled with lactobionic acid and is chelated with Gd<3+> ions. The Au-ICG lipidosome multifunctional nano probe disclosed by the invention can be used for various image modes such as MRI (nuclear magnetism imaging), CT (computed tomography) imaging and near infrared fluorescence imaging of the liver cancer; a patient only needs to stand medicine supplying of a contrast agent, and various diagnosis effects can be achieved; furthermore, by virtue of the improvement of the sensitivity, the using amount of the contrast agent can be reduced, so that the toxic and side effect is further relieved; under near infrared illumination at 808 nm, adsorbed ICG molecules can effectively convert light energy into heat energy to produce superhigh heat of 60-70 DEG C, so that liver cancer cells can be killed thermally; therefore, the multifunctional nano probe can be used as a multimodal contrast agent for liver cancer diagnosis and can be used as a photothermal therapy agent for the liver cancer.

The invention belongs to the technical field of optical nano probe, and in particular, relates to a photoluminescence-photothermal nano composite structural material and a preparation method and an application thereof. The composite structural material takes a rare earth fluoride as a core and is a core-shell structural nano material with the exterior wrapped with an organic photothermal substance layer; the material generates 800-1200 nm near infrared fluorescence emission under excitation by a 700-1000 nm near infrared laser, the photo-thermal substance layer can convert optical energy into heat energy to achieve photothermal therapy of tumor. During use, the probe temperature is monitored while the probe performs photothermal therapy; furthermore, the probe is co-incubated with tumor cells or is injected into tumor mice through veins, and high-resolution cancer photothermal therapy and simultaneous optical temperature monitoring can be achieved. The invention provides an effective temperature monitoring tool for photothermal therapy, the damage to normal tissues in tumor thermotherapy can be reduced, and significant application prospects in the field of biomedicine are achieved.