Abstract
Percutaneous single-fiber spectroscopy was applied in vivo to livers of rats fed a control diet (8 rats) and a methionine-choline-deficient diet (16 rats). Lipid accumulation was associated with changes in spectroscopy-extracted scattering parameters.
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