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Serial optical coherence scanner for brain imaging and mapping

Taner Akkin and Hui Wang

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Abstract

The serial optical coherence scanner reconstructs macroscopic tissues at microscopic resolution using intrinsic optical contrasts. The anatomy, nerve fiber architectures and fiber orientations are shown in ex-vivo rat brains.

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