ArticleNature photonics2020
Snapshot Photoacoustic Topography Through an Ergodic Relay for High-throughput Imaging of Optical Absorption.
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Abstract
Current embodiments of photoacoustic imaging require either serial detection with a single-element ultrasonic transducer or parallel detection with an ultrasonic array, necessitating a trade-off between cost and throughput. Here, we present photoacoustic topography through an ergodic relay (PATER) for low-cost high-throughput snapshot widefield imaging. Encoding spatial information with randomized temporal signatures through ergodicity, PATER requires only a single-element ultrasonic transducer to capture a widefield image with a single laser shot. We applied PATER to demonstrate both functional imaging of hemodynamic responses and high-speed imaging of blood pulse wave propagation in mice
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