3D Mueller-matrix-based azimuthal invariant tomography of polycrystalline structure within benign and malignant soft-tissue tumours

Peyvasteh, Motahareh; Tryfonyuk, Liliya; Ушенко, В. А.; Syvokorovskaya, Anna; Dubolazov, A. V.; Vanchulyak, Oleh; Ушенко, А. Г.; Ushenko, Yuri; Gorsky, M. P.; Sidor, M. I.; Tomka, Yu. Ya.; Soltys, I. V.; Bykov, Alexander; Meglinski, Igor

doi:10.1088/1612-202x/abbee0

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“…Using high-order statistical moments to analyze the PIT information is significant and effective when it comes to the auxiliary diagnosis for different tissues ( 47 – 49 ) and biological fluids ( 50 ). However, in order to extract the dominant microstructural features of the GBM and non-GBM tissues from two-dimensional images of the 3×3 Mueller matrix with rich information, we transfer the Mueller matrix images to FDHs and then calculate the CMCs of FDHs ( 38 ).…”

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Differentiation of Human GBM From Non-GBM Brain Tissue With Polarization Imaging Technique

Liu

2022

Front. Oncol.

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As for optical techniques, it is difficult for the 5-aminolevulinic (5-ALA) fluorescence guidance technique to completely detect glioma due to residual cells in the blind area and the dead angle of vision under microscopy. The purpose of this research is to characterize different microstructural information and optical properties of formalin-soaked unstained glioblastoma (GBM) and non-GBM tissue with the polarization imaging technique (PIT), and provide a novel method to detect GBM during surgery. In this paper, a 3×3 Mueller matrix polarization experimental system in backscattering mode was built to detect the GBM and non-GBM tissue bulk. The Mueller matrix decomposition and transformation parameters of GBM and non-GBM tissue were calculated and analyzed, and showed that parameters (1−Δ) and t are good indicators for distinguishing GBM from non-GBM tissues. Furthermore, the central moment coefficients (CMCs) of the frequency distribution histogram (FDH) were also calculated and used to distinguish the cancerous tissues. The results of the experiments confirmed the feasibility of PIT applied in the clinic to detect glioma, laying the foundation for the subsequent non-invasive, non-staining glioma detection.

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Differentiation of Human GBM From Non-GBM Brain Tissue With Polarization Imaging Technique

Liu

2022

Front. Oncol.

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“…Note that the above example of polarization mapping of azimuth and polarization is related to the microscopic image of a biological preparation itself and does not carry information about its direct morphological, biochemical and molecular structure. Such data can be obtained using other polarization techniques -Mueller-matrix mapping [6]. 3)) and azimuth maps ((2), ( 4)) of a histological section of the brain of a person who died from CHD.…”

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“…The technique for reconstructing the parameters of the polycrystalline component (linear and circular birefringence) of the substance of tissues of human internal organs is presented in detail in scientific papers [5][6][7]. It is based on successive probing of a biological preparation with differently polarized light beams, polarization filtering of a series of microscopic images, and algorithmic reconstruction of the coordinate distributions of the magnitude of linear and circular birefringence.…”

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Principles of Polarization Tomography Multifunctional Digital Histology in the Diagnosis of Prescription Damage to Internal Organs

Vanchulyak

2022

FSAR

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The main idea of our study is based on the existence of diagnostically important relationships between traditional microscopic images, as well as computer polarized and tomographic images new to histological practice, and quantitative (digital) characteristics of their topographic maps. The study of the diagnostic capabilities of multiparametric digital histology is based on the complex application of polarization [1], Mueller-matrix [2-4], and tomographic [5-7] mapping techniques and the use of objective statistical analysis of the obtained microscopic and computer images. Certain parameters of such an analysis (statistical moments of the 1 st -4 th orders [8]) are the basis for establishing objective forensic criteria for determining the prescription of damage to internal organs. The design of our study is illustrated by the following structural and logical diagram, -Table 1.

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“…[26][27][28][29] Therefore, MMIP is becoming increasingly attractive for distinguishing the structural features of biological tissue in food quality control and medical diagnostics. 18,24,28,[30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] Optical characterization of biological tissue within the framework of the Stokes-Mueller formalism is based on measuring the bulk tissue's polarimetric transfer function, known as its Mueller matrix. This information-rich tissue signature includes the full polarization information reflecting its biophysical properties.…”

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Evolution of raw meat polarization‐based properties by means of Mueller matrix imaging

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Bykov

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Journal of Biophotonics

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The possibilities of using Mueller matrix (MM) imaging polarimetry to assess meat quality have not yet been sufficiently explored. In the current study, the fresh porcine muscles are imaged at room temperature with a wide‐field MM imaging polarimeter over 26 hours to visualize dynamics of tissue optical properties through applying Lu‐Chipman decomposition. The frequency distribution histograms (FDHs) and statistical analysis of the MM elements show prominent changes over time. The wavelength spectra of both total depolarization and scalar retardance have dips at 550 nm whereas their values continuously increase with time; the former is referred to the increase of number of scattering events and decrease of myoglobin absorption in the red part of visible spectra related to meat color and freshness, while the latter is associated with the increase in birefringence and meat tenderness. The obtained results are promising to develop a novel fast noncontact optical technique for monitoring of meat quality.

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3D Mueller-matrix-based azimuthal invariant tomography of polycrystalline structure within benign and malignant soft-tissue tumours

Cited by 32 publications

References 45 publications

Differentiation of Human GBM From Non-GBM Brain Tissue With Polarization Imaging Technique

Differentiation of Human GBM From Non-GBM Brain Tissue With Polarization Imaging Technique

Principles of Polarization Tomography Multifunctional Digital Histology in the Diagnosis of Prescription Damage to Internal Organs

Evolution of raw meat polarization‐based properties by means of Mueller matrix imaging

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