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The capacity of optical coherence tomography to characterize biological tissues can be augmented by extensions to detect motion (blood and lymph flow), response to load (stiffness) and birefringence (stress and sub-structure). This talk will review these extensions and describe example applications in cancer, the eye and skin.
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