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Optical transillumination spectroscopy: a biomarker of breast tissue density and an intermediate indicator of cancer risk

K. M. Blackmore, L. Lilge, J. A. Knight, and R. Jong

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Abstract

Optical transillumination spectroscopy provides an alternative to mammographic density as a biomarker of breast density and hence cancer risk, permitting frequent and early use thereby extending cancer risk assessment to younger women.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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