Diffraction tomography for biochemical imaging with diffuse-photon density waves

Optics Letters
X D LiD N Pattanayak

Abstract

The spatial structure of optically heterogeneous turbid media is probed with diffusive light. Projection images are obtained experimentally by deconvolution of the scattered diffuse-photon density waves on a planar boundary by use of a fast Fourier transform. The method is very fast, permitting object localization and characterization in ~1000 volume-element samples on subsecond computational time scales. The optical properties of slice-shape inhomogeneities are accurately determined.

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