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The optics of deep optical imaging in tissues using long wavelengths
Steven L. Jacques
Biomedical Engineering
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Engineering & Materials Science
Photons
100%
Optics
87%
Wavelength
74%
Tissue
72%
Imaging techniques
64%
Scattering
59%
Ballistics
34%
Photoacoustic effect
16%
Light absorption
15%
Raman scattering
15%
Infrared spectroscopy
14%
Optical properties
13%
Water absorption
12%
Water
11%
Anisotropy
10%
Brain
8%
Detectors
8%
Trajectories
7%
Experiments
3%
Physics & Astronomy
optics
60%
photons
46%
wavelengths
40%
scattering coefficients
36%
ballistics
31%
set theory
21%
absorptivity
18%
water
18%
scattering
16%
photoacoustic spectroscopy
13%
scattering functions
13%
breast
11%
brain
10%
optical absorption
8%
penetration
8%
trajectories
8%
Raman spectra
8%
reflectance
7%
optical properties
6%
anisotropy
6%
detectors
5%
simulation
4%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Optical Imaging
93%
Photons
90%
Water
21%
Raman Spectrum Analysis
13%
Anisotropy
12%
Spectrum Analysis
10%
Breast
8%
Brain
5%
Chemical Compounds
Photon
81%
Wavelength
60%
Absorption Coefficient
23%
Monte Carlo Method
11%
Absorptivity
10%
Anisotropy
9%
Size Distribution
9%
Optical Property
7%
IR Spectroscopy
7%
Reaction Yield
4%