ArticleThe Review of scientific instruments2020
Design of a source-detector array for dual-slope diffuse optical imaging.
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Abstract
We recently proposed a dual-slope technique for diffuse optical spectroscopy and imaging of scattering media. This technique requires a special configuration of light sources and optical detectors to create dual-slope sets. Here, we present methods for designing, optimizing, and building an optical imaging array that features m dual-slope sets to image n voxels. After defining the m × n matrix (S) that describes the sensitivity of the m dual-slope measurements to absorption perturbations in each of the n voxels, we formulate the inverse imaging problem in terms of the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse matrix of S (S
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