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Monitoring the Injured Brain – High density near infrared probes and registered atlas models improve cerebral saturation recovery

M. Clancy, S. J.E. Lucas, A. Belli, D. Davies, Z. Su, S. Wojtkiewicz, P. Sawosz, and H. Dehghani

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Abstract

High density near infrared probes and registered subject specific head models are used to show the potential improvements to the quantitative accuracy of recovered parameters relevant to monitoring an injured brain.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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