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Influence of tissue optical properties on laser Doppler perfusion imaging, accounting for photon penetration depth and the laser speckle phenomenon

Rajan et al., 2008

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10464440161406038667
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Rajan V
Varghese B
Van Leeuwen T
Steenbergen W
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Journal of biomedical optics

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The influence of tissue optical properties on laser Doppler perfusion imaging (LDPI) is not well understood. We address this problem by quantifying the dependence of the signal response to tissue optical properties based on speckles or coherence areas and on photon …
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