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Differential contrast of gold nanorods in dual-band OCT using spectral multiplexing

Al Rawashdeh et al., 2015

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12981618221988858252
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Al Rawashdeh W
Weyand T
Kray S
Lenz M
Buchkremer A
Spöler F
Simon U
Möller M
Kiessling F
Lederle W
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Journal of Nanoparticle Research

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In optical coherence tomography (OCT), differential contrast can be generated by resonant nanoparticles using spectral multiplexing. Differential contrast can be of interest for medical applications for improving detection specificity of structures with low endogenous contrast …
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