Hohmann et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Direct reconstruction of qualitative depth information from turbid media by a single hyper spectral imageHohmann et al., 2019
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- 495421968641570441
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- Hohmann M
- Hecht D
- Lengenfelder B
- Klämpfl F
- Schmidt M
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- Optical Diagnostics and Sensing XIX: Toward Point-of-Care Diagnostics
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For diagnostic imaging, a modality is required which has to be quick, inexpensive and noninvasive. Furthermore, risks for the patients have to be kept as low as possible since repetitive imaging might be required. To enable risk free imaging, hyper spectral imaging as …
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