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Dynamic optical tomography: A new approach for investigating tissue-vascular coupling in large tissue structures

Randall L. Barbour, Seth Blattntan, and Thomas Panetta

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Abstract

Investigation of vascular dynamics is a new direction for optical tomography. In this report we discuss the physiological basis of vascular reactivity and the types of information that may be derived by applying time-series analysis methods to image data. By example, we also present an overview of results from physiological studies reported in more detail in accompanying reports. These include the real-time vascular response of the forearm to local and centrally mediated stimuli examined in a cross-sectional view.

© 2000 Optical Society of America

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