The invention relates to a noninvasive
solid tumor internal hypoxia condition detection method, which comprises: chemically modifying a near-
infrared two-region
fluorophore, an
oxygen sensitive group and a
tumor targeting group to construct a composite probe, collecting
fluorescence and photoacoustic signals of a
tumor region after intravenous injection, carrying out de-noising analysis, and combining with multiple parameters to solve hypoxia concentration change, a four-dimensional space-
time distribution map is constructed by fusing vascular topological data, and individualized calibration is realized through microfluidic
simulation and
Bayesian optimization. Compared with a traditional invasive detection and single-mode
imaging technology, the advantages of bimodal signals are integrated in a breakthrough mode, non-invasive, real-time and high-resolution dynamic hypoxia monitoring is achieved, acute and chronic hypoxia areas are accurately distinguished, tumor
blood vessel heterogeneity interference is reduced through personalized parameter calibration, and the accuracy of hypoxia monitoring is improved. High-precision spatio-temporal data support based on hypoxia microenvironment monitoring is provided for
solid tumor radiotherapy target planning,
chemotherapy drug delivery optimization,
chemotherapy drug resistance and
curative effect prediction and evaluation and tumor
metastasis progress risk analysis.