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A Dose-Image Optimization Trial Evaluating Mannitol and Voluven as Adjuncts for Indocyanine Green

Sponsor: National Taiwan University Hospital

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The goal of this clinical trial is to exploring the use of Mannitol 20% as a solvent to prepare ICG solution, combining with Voluven, forming a hybrid small-large molecular weight solvent for protecting ICG in monomer form and stimulating lymphatic uptake simultaneously in early breast cancer patients who is indicated to undergo sentinel lymph node biopsy. The main question it aims to answer is: * Will adding Mannitol with Voluven as ICG solvent improve the fluorescence signal of the lymph nodes, comparing with using pure Voluven? * Which proportion of Mannitol-Voluven delivers the best image quality when used as solvent of ICG? Researchers will compare the following arms with different solvent (all arms' final ICG concentration are 0.25mg/mL): * Pure Voluven * Mannitol:Voluven = 1:10 * Mannitol:Voluven = 1:8 * Mannitol:Voluven = 1:6 * Mannitol:Voluven = 1:4 to see if increased Mannitol:Voluven ratio as ICG solvent translates to better fluorescence image quality. Participants will be invited in a group of 3, and be blindly assigned to each concentration group sequentially. Participants will undergo ICG fluorescence guided sentinel lymph node biopsy with the assigned solution formula. The endpoints included number of lymph nodes obtained, fluorescence signal-to-background ratio of the lymph nodes, lymphatic uptake rate, lymphatic drainage speed, detection method, lymph node pathology, and any intra- or post-operative complications.

Official title: Advanced Research on ICG Fluorescence Imaging-Guided Surgery Technique Using Mannitol and Voluven as Adjuncts

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