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Shadow Effect of Large Lesions in Optical Tomography Breast Imaging

Chen Xu and Quing Zhu

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Abstract

When a highly-absorbing lesion is imaged with optical tomography in reflection geometry, most photons are absorbed by top portion of the lesion. We use photon-tracking technique to quantify this light- shadow effect as function of target size.

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