Abstract
Optical transi Humiliation imaging of biological tissue offers the potential of a non-invasive diagnostic using nonionizing radiation, and has received considerable recent attention for potential application in mammography screening. Reconstructing an optical image of the interior of a highly scattering medium is very difficult, since absorption and multiple scattering severely degrade the image resolution. Several imaging methods have recently been demonstrated that improve resolution by discriminating against temporal or spatial characteristics of multiply-scattered fight.1,2
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