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Measurements of tissue scattering properties using multi-diameter single fiber reflectance spectroscopy: experimental validation

Ute A. Gamm, Stephen C. Kanick, Dominic J. Robinson, Henricus J. M. C. Sterenborg, and Arjen Amelink

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Abstract

MDSFR spectroscopy is a method that allows the quantification of µ′s and a phase function dependent parameter γ. We are presenting an experimental validation of this novel method based on phantoms containing polystyrene spheres and show preliminary in vivo data.

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