Instrumentation and calibration protocol for imaging dynamic features in dense-scattering media by optical tomography

Christoph H. Schmitz; Harry L. Graber; Hengbin Luo; Imran Arif; Jai Hira; Yaling Pei; Avraham Bluestone; Sheng Zhong; Randy Andronica; Ira Soller; Nestor Ramirez; San Lian S. Barbour; Randall L. Barbour

doi:10.1364/AO.39.006466

Instrumentation and calibration protocol for imaging dynamic features in dense-scattering media by optical tomography

Christoph H. Schmitz
, Harry L. Graber
, Hengbin Luo
, Imran Arif
, Jai Hira
, Yaling Pei
, Avraham Bluestone
, Sheng Zhong
, Randy Andronica
, Ira Soller
, Nestor Ramirez
, San Lian S. Barbour
, Randall L. Barbour

Radiology

SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
Polytechnic University
Midwood High School
North Shore High School
NIRx Medical Technologies Corporation
Scientific and Medical Instrumentation Center

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Abstract

Instrumentation is described that is suitable for acquiring multisource, multidetector, time-series optical data at high sampling rates (up to 150 Hz) from tissues having arbitrary geometries. The design rationale, calibration protocol, and measured performance features are given for both a currently used, CCD-camera-based instrument and a new silicon-photodiode-based system under construction. Also shown are representative images that we reconstructed from data acquired in laboratory studies using the described CCD-based instrument.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	6466-6486
Number of pages	21
Journal	Applied Optics
Volume	39
Issue number	34
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.39.006466
State	Published - Dec 1 2000

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