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Measurement of photosensitizer concentrations in tissue-simulating phantoms using fluorescence spectroscopy

Kevin R. Diamond, Thomas J. Farrell, Michael S. Patterson

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Fluorescence from a photosensitizer was measured with a single fiber detection scheme in contact and interstitial geometries. A 10.8% accuracy was achieved for a wide range of optical properties and fluorophore concentrations.

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Fluorescence from a photosensitizer was measured with a single fiber detection scheme in contact and interstitial geometries. A 10.8% accuracy was achieved for a wide range of optical properties and fluorophore concentrations.

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Fluorescence from a photosensitizer was measured with a single fiber detection scheme in contact and interstitial geometries. A 10.8% accuracy was achieved for a wide range of optical properties and fluorophore concentrations.

Key concepts: Photosensitizer, Fluorophore, Fluorescence, Fluorescence spectroscopy, Materials science, Spectroscopy, Optical fiber, Optics

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