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Chromatic-aberration-free multispectral optical-resolution photoacoustic microscopy using reflective optics and a supercontinuum light source

Tachi et al., 2021

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9296054655493053474
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Tachi K
Hirasawa T
Okawa S
Horiguchi A
Ito K
Ishihara M
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Applied optics

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A supercontinuum (SC) light source enables multispectral photoacoustic imaging at excitation wavelengths in the visible-to-near-infrared range. However, for such a broad optical wavelength range, chromatic aberration is non-negligible. We developed a …
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