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Diffuse optical tomography using multi-directional sources and detectors

Shimokawa et al., 2016

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5508570466185518242
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Shimokawa T
Ishii T
Takahashi Y
Sugawara S
Sato M
Yamashita O
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Biomedical optics express

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Diffuse optical tomography (DOT) is an advanced imaging method used to visualize the internal state of biological tissues as 3D images. However, current continuous-wave DOT requires high-density probe arrays for measurement (less than 15-mm interval) to gather …
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