“…Small angle scattering reduces a parameter known as fringe visibility, which is simply the height of the fringes relative to the average value, producing dark-field images. Interferometry has potential for a variety of applications in science and medicine, including lung imaging [2,3,4,5], breast imaging [6,7,8,9], arthritis imaging [10,11], osteoporosis imaging [12], pore size analysis [13], additive manufacturing quality assurance [14,15], etc.…”