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18 December 1995 Application of the time-gating technique to laser Doppler tomography of biological tissues
Vladimir G. Kolinko, Alexander V. Priezzhev
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Abstract
Time gating for laser imaging and tomography of biological tissues is a rapidly developing and promising approach to biomedical diagnostics based on laser probing. There are good reasons to hope that in future the tomography utilizing IR radiation will become competitive with traditional x-ray tomography due to its safety and potentially high resolution. There is also growing interest in retrieving information about functional characteristics of tissues rather than just stationary imaging. In the present paper we consider the results of Monte-Carlo simulations and discuss the opportunities of time-gated laser Doppler flowmetry as a technique providing information about moving components of biotissues. Our main concern is with possible improvements in spectral and spatial resolution characteristics of the laser Doppler flowmeters operating in back-scattered and transmitted light modes.
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Vladimir G. Kolinko and Alexander V. Priezzhev "Application of the time-gating technique to laser Doppler tomography of biological tissues", Proc. SPIE 2626, Photon Propagation in Tissues, (18 December 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.228662
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KEYWORDS
Tissues

Doppler effect

Scattering

Photodetectors

Doppler tomography

Particles

Natural surfaces

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