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Broadband monitoring of physiological changes with a continuous light tissue spectrometer

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Abstract

A broadband (300-900 nm), continuous wave spectrometer was developed for measuring diffuse-backscattered light in tissue, and its sensitivity to physiological changes was demonstrated.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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