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Optoacoustic Technique for Non-invasive Continuous Monitoring of Blood Oxygenation

Rinat O. Esenaliev, Kirill V. Larin, Irina V. Larina, Massoud Motamedi, Donald S. Prough

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We propose to use an optoacoustic technique for non-invasive and continuous monitoring of blood oxygenation. Our results demonstrate that this technique can potentially provide absolute values of blood oxygenation with submillimeter spatial resolution in tissues.

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We propose to use an optoacoustic technique for non-invasive and continuous monitoring of blood oxygenation. Our results demonstrate that this technique can potentially provide absolute values of blood oxygenation with submillimeter spatial resolution in tissues.

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We propose to use an optoacoustic technique for non-invasive and continuous monitoring of blood oxygenation. Our results demonstrate that this technique can potentially provide absolute values of blood oxygenation with submillimeter spatial resolution in tissues.

Key concepts: Blood oxygenation, Oxygenation, Biomedical engineering, Computer science, Materials science, Medicine, Radiology, Anesthesia

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