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Effects of Posture and Heart Rate Changes on Optical Tomographic Imaging of the Peripheral Arteries

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Abstract

Modeling the foot vasculature during a thigh cuff inflation provided a better understanding of the reconstruction results from Vascular Optical Tomography. Effects of posture and heart rate changes were modeled and compared to experimental results.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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