ArticleJournal of biomedical optics2022
Conversion of imager-specific response to tissue phantom fluorescence into system of units-traceable units.
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Abstract
significanceThe fluorescence-guided imaging for surgical intervention community recognizes the need for performance standards for these imaging devices. Tissue phantoms are used to track an imager's performance as a fluorescence detector, but imager-specific units are of limited utility.
aimTissue phantoms can be calibrated to be traceable to the international system of units (SI) and in turn be used to calibrate imagers such that fluorescence measurements can be reported in universally accepted units. APPROACH: The radiometry to convert imager-specific arbitrary digital counts to SI-traceable unit of watts is described in this paper.
resultsAn example of an imager calibration is included.
conclusionsCalibrated tissue phantoms become a tool for metrological traceability.
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