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Measurement of the phase function of phantom medias with a two axis goniometer

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Abstract

Fat emulsions like Intralipid are frequently used in research of light propagation in turbid media as tissue phantoms. We investigated the optical properties, the scattering coefficient μs, the reduced scattering coefficient μs and the anisotropy factor g of different major brands and different fat concentrations (10% and 20%) of these fat emulsions in the visible from 450 nm to 950 nm. The phase function was measured with a goniometrical setup and the anisotropy factor was calculated from this. A collimated transmission setup was used to measure μs. Significant differences were found between the different brands and between different concentrations of the same brand. We also found significant differences compared to the values published in literature.

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