ArticleJournal of biomedical optics2025
Evaluation of layered tissue scattering properties: a time-domain spatially resolved spectroscopy approach.
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Abstract
Significance: The spatially resolved spectroscopy (SRS) approach is widely used in continuous wave near-infrared spectroscopy to estimate tissue oxygen saturation in the skeletal muscle and cerebral cortex. The extension of the SRS approach to the time domain (TD) has never been proposed. We hypothesize that the time-domain spatially resolved spectroscopy (TD SRS) approach, relying on simple models and linear fit, avoiding nonlinear model-based analysis approaches, could be able to assess the homogeneity of the scattering of the explored tissue. Aim: We aim to explore the potential of the TD SRS approach for estimating Approach: A theoretical expression for Results: In a homogeneous medium, the TD SRS approach is able to retrieve Conclusions: The TD SRS approach can be a simple way to estimate spatial changes of
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