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14 June 2011 Diffuse optical tomography of absorption in biological media using time-dependent parabolic simplified spherical polynomials equations
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Abstract
We present a diffuse optical tomography (DOT) algorithm for imaging the absorption distribution in a biological tissue using time-domain optical measurements. The time-dependent parabolic simplified spherical polynomials approximation of the radiative transfer equation (the TD-pSPN model) serves as the forward model. The DOT algorithm is implemented using a nested analysis and design (NAND) method developed for solving constrained optimization problems. Numerical experiments are provided for small geometry media to mimic small animal imaging. In these experiments, the optical absorption coefficient value is varied within typical values found in the near infrared range for biological tissues, including high absorption values. The results show good spatial and quantitative reconstructions and support our TD-pSPN-based DOT algorithm as an accurate approach to image absorption in biological media.
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Jorge Bouza Domínguez and Yves Bérubé-Lauzière "Diffuse optical tomography of absorption in biological media using time-dependent parabolic simplified spherical polynomials equations", Proc. SPIE 8088, Diffuse Optical Imaging III, 80880S (14 June 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.890011
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Tissue optics

Finite element methods

Fused deposition modeling

Tissues

Inverse problems

Diffuse optical tomography

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