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Time-resolved diffuse optical tomography and its application to clinical studies

Yukio Ueda

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Abstract

We have been developing time-resolved diffuse optical tomography (time-resolved DOT) composed of a multi-channel time-resolved spectroscopy system. DOT is highly anticipated to make it possible to capture images of breast tumors and brain activity in three-dimensions by using near-infrared light [1].

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We have been developing time-resolved diffuse optical tomography (time-resolved DOT) composed of a multi-channel time-resolved spectroscopy system. DOT is highly anticipated to make it possible to capture images of breast tumors and brain activity in three-dimensions by using near-infrared light [1].

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We have been developing time-resolved diffuse optical tomography (time-resolved DOT) composed of a multi-channel time-resolved spectroscopy system. DOT is highly anticipated to make it possible to capture images of breast tumors and brain activity in three-dimensions by using near-infrared light [1].

Key concepts: Diffuse optical imaging, Optical tomography, Spectroscopy, Optics, Tomography, Optical imaging, Near-infrared spectroscopy, Materials science

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