ArticleBiophotonics discovery2026
Functional dual-slope frequency-domain near-infrared spectroscopy data interpreted with two- and three-layer models.
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- Simulation-driven probe design and dual-wavelength optimization for wearable cerebral oxygenation monitoring.Biomedical optics express · 2026Article
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Significance: Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is impacted by signal contamination from superficial hemodynamics. It is important to develop methods that account for such contamination and provide accurate measurements of cerebral hemodynamics. Aim: We aim to investigate whether simulated data with two- or three-layer tissue models are able to reproduce Approach: We performed Monte Carlo simulations to generate DS FD-NIRS data from two- and three-layer media with a range of layer thicknesses and optical properties. We collected Results: We found that the main qualitative features of Conclusions: A three-layer model is a viable improvement over a homogeneous model to analyze DS FD-NIRS data (or any other fNIRS data) to generate more accurate measurements of cerebral hemodynamic changes without a need for large datasets for tomographic reconstructions.
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