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Statistical intensity variation analysis for rapid volumetric imaging of capillary network flux

Lee et al., 2014

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10325257836909449597
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Lee J
Jiang J
Wu W
Lesage F
Boas D
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Biomedical optics express

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We present a novel optical coherence tomography (OCT)-based technique for rapid volumetric imaging of red blood cell (RBC) flux in capillary networks. Previously we reported that OCT can capture individual RBC passage within a capillary, where the OCT intensity …
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