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31 October 2001 Real-time inversion using Monte Carlo results for the determination of absorption coefficients in multilayered tissues: application to noninvasive muscle oximetry: II
Sigrid Avrillier, Eric Tinet, Jean-Michel Tualle, Frederic Costes, Frank Revel, Jean-Pierre Ollivier M.D.
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Abstract
A clinical study of the evolution of the space resolved near infrared reflectance with the subcutaneous layers thickness, at rest, on the vastus lateralis, is used to determine convenient sets of muscle and fat optical coefficients at 850 nm and 780 nm. These coefficients are then used to establish pre-calculated 3 layers MC simulations tables of the reflectance as a function of the fat thickness. Real time inversion during effort is then performed to determine the absolute muscle oxygenation.
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Sigrid Avrillier, Eric Tinet, Jean-Michel Tualle, Frederic Costes, Frank Revel, and Jean-Pierre Ollivier M.D. "Real-time inversion using Monte Carlo results for the determination of absorption coefficients in multilayered tissues: application to noninvasive muscle oximetry: II", Proc. SPIE 4432, Diagnostic Optical Spectroscopy in Biomedicine, (31 October 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.447120
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Skin

Monte Carlo methods

Reflectivity

Tissue optics

Tissues

Photodiodes

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