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Label-free optical-resolution photoacoustic microscopy of superficial microvasculature using a compact visible laser diode excitation

Zeng et al., 2015

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10627922280623292909
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Zeng L
Piao Z
Huang S
Jia W
Chen Z
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We have developed laser-diode-based optical-resolution photoacoustic microscopy (LD-OR- PAM) of superficial microvasculature which has the desirable properties of being compact, low-cost, and label-free. A 300-mW visible pulsed laser diode was operated at a 405±5 nm …
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