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Non-contact Scanning Diffuse Correlation Tomography for Blood Flow Monitoring During Bone Healing

Regine Choe

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Abstract

Vascularization is a key step in bone healing, but is seldom measured due to technical difficulties. We demonstrate the capabilities of diffuse correlation tomography to monitor spatiotemporal blood flow changes associated with bone healing.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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