Fluorescence-Guided Surgery Charts & Guides | ICG Dosing, Coding and Clinical Resources

This chart provides practical guidance on the use of indocyanine green (ICG) for fluorescence-guided surgery across multiple surgical specialties. It summarizes recommended dosing, dilution, injection technique, and timing for different procedures to help surgeons achieve optimal near-infrared fluorescence imaging and improve intraoperative visualization.

This pediatric dosing chart outlines recommended indocyanine green (ICG) administration protocols for fluorescence-guided surgery in children. It includes weight-based dosing, dilution guidance, injection techniques, and timing recommendations for a variety of pediatric surgical applications such as perfusion assessment, biliary visualization, and tumor detection.

The EMEA ICG dosing chart provides procedure-specific guidance for the use of indocyanine green (ICG) in fluorescence-guided surgery. It summarizes key parameters such as dosage, injection, and timing to support consistent imaging and safer intraoperative decision-making.

This guide provides an overview of coding and reimbursement considerations related to fluorescence-guided surgery. It helps surgeons and healthcare institutions understand billing practices associated with indocyanine green (ICG) imaging and near-infrared fluorescence technologies used during surgical procedures.

These guidelines provide essential information for operating room nurses and surgical staff involved in fluorescence-guided procedures. The document covers preparation, handling of indocyanine green (ICG), pharmacologic considerations, and best practices to support safe and efficient fluorescence imaging in the operating room.

This checklist supports surgical teams in preparing for fluorescence-guided procedures using indocyanine green (ICG). It provides a structured pre-operative verification process to confirm dye preparation, equipment readiness, and team coordination before performing fluorescence imaging.