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Simulation study and guidelines to generate Laser-induced Surface Acoustic Waves for human skin feature detection

Li et al., 2015

Document ID
5639981343745313154
Author
Li T
Fu X
Chen K
Dorantes-Gonzalez D
Li Y
Wu S
Hu X
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics & Laser Technology

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Despite the seriously increasing number of people contracting skin cancer every year, limited attention has been given to the investigation of human skin tissues. To this regard, Laser-induced Surface Acoustic Wave (LSAW) technology, with its accurate, non-invasive …
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