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Multi-modal molecular diffuse optical tomography system for small animal imaging

Guggenheim et al., 2013

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15434940607611313033
Author
Guggenheim J
Basevi H
Frampton J
Styles I
Dehghani H
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Measurement Science and Technology

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A multi-modal optical imaging system for quantitative 3D bioluminescence and functional diffuse imaging is presented, which has no moving parts and uses mirrors to provide multi- view tomographic data for image reconstruction. It is demonstrated that through the use of …
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