in vivo stereo light microscopy in vivo stereo light microscopy with digital image analysis 2013-11-12T14:15:46Z Examination or observation of material, performed in or on a living body, for example, a procedure performed on an organ in situ or on the entire living organism, which incorporates use of stereo light microscopy to produce picture files stored digitally, that is, as data expressed in a discrete numerical form, followed by use of computer software to evaluate these resulting microscopic images. Stereo light microscopy is a method which employs a stereo light microscope, an optical instrument that uses visible light (electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths between approximately 390 and 700 nm) processed through a dual lens system, arranged in such a way that for the recording device each optical input receives a magnified image from a separate lens, generating a three-dimensional view. JSmith MMO:0000420 measurement_method_ontology in vivo light microscopy with digital image analysis