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Photoacoustic ghost imaging using Hadamard pattern projection: reconstruction methods and noise considerations

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Abstract

Photoacoustic imaging based on projection of Hadamard patterns is known to produce optical-resolution images with high contrast at low levels of radiant exposure. In this work, the requirements regarding noise level, a two-step reconstruction that reduces artifacts created by a focused detector and approaches to reduce the amount of acquired data without loss of image quality are discussed.

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