We present a combination of sub-nanosecond two-photon microscopy (TPM) and megahertz-rate optical coherence tomography (MHz-OCT) via a double ferrule for future endoscopic setups. The double ferrule combines a Hi1060 fiber of the OCT system and a double cladding (DC) fiber of the TPM setup. The use of sub-nanosecond pulses for TPM simplifies the setup substantially as no dispersion management is required. The inner cladding of the DC fiber collects the fluorescent light. The double ferrule was tested in a microscope setup. We characterized our system and collected first imaging data.
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