We present an approximation to light propagation through skin using an improved multilayered diffusion equation. This equation allows for the influence of multiple layers on diffusely reflected light to be considered; which is accomplished by embedding imaginary point sources in the medium that correspond to each layer's transport mean free path. The new approximation is then compared to a previous two-layer solution by Farrell et al. to verify improvement as well as to results from Monte Carlo simulations to verify accuracy
Most biological tissues consist of layers with different optical properties. A few examples are the ...
International audienceWe show that the diffusion approximation (DA) to the radiative transport equat...
Diffusion approximation (DA) of the radiative transport equation allows derivation of enclosed solut...
We present an approximation to light propagation through skin using an improved multilayered diffusi...
A method for improving the accuracy of the optical diffusion theory for a multilayer scattering medi...
Accurate and rapid estimation of fluence, reflectance, and absorbance in multilayered biological med...
In this dissertation, we first present a model for the diffuse reflectance due to a continuous beam ...
INTRODUCTION: Due to the importance of laser light penetration and propagation in biological tissues...
Both diffusion theory and similarity relations for light reflectance by semi-infinite turbid media h...
The use of laser-based optical techniques for medical imaging is an attractive alternative to other ...
We have used Monte Carlo simulations for a two-layered diffusive medium to investigate the effect of...
This second edition is completely revised and improved and contains eight new chapters and six new a...
Red and near-Infrared light is often used as a useful diagnostic and imaging probe for highly scatte...
We present computationally efficient and accurate semiempirical models of light transfer suitable fo...
Light reflectance by semi-infinite turbid media is modeled by a hybrid of Monte Carlo simulation and...
Most biological tissues consist of layers with different optical properties. A few examples are the ...
International audienceWe show that the diffusion approximation (DA) to the radiative transport equat...
Diffusion approximation (DA) of the radiative transport equation allows derivation of enclosed solut...
We present an approximation to light propagation through skin using an improved multilayered diffusi...
A method for improving the accuracy of the optical diffusion theory for a multilayer scattering medi...
Accurate and rapid estimation of fluence, reflectance, and absorbance in multilayered biological med...
In this dissertation, we first present a model for the diffuse reflectance due to a continuous beam ...
INTRODUCTION: Due to the importance of laser light penetration and propagation in biological tissues...
Both diffusion theory and similarity relations for light reflectance by semi-infinite turbid media h...
The use of laser-based optical techniques for medical imaging is an attractive alternative to other ...
We have used Monte Carlo simulations for a two-layered diffusive medium to investigate the effect of...
This second edition is completely revised and improved and contains eight new chapters and six new a...
Red and near-Infrared light is often used as a useful diagnostic and imaging probe for highly scatte...
We present computationally efficient and accurate semiempirical models of light transfer suitable fo...
Light reflectance by semi-infinite turbid media is modeled by a hybrid of Monte Carlo simulation and...
Most biological tissues consist of layers with different optical properties. A few examples are the ...
International audienceWe show that the diffusion approximation (DA) to the radiative transport equat...
Diffusion approximation (DA) of the radiative transport equation allows derivation of enclosed solut...