Experimental facility control system for optical studies in the frame of problem solving of brain hematoma diagnostics

Novoseltseva, Anna; Aristov, A.A.; Timchenko, K

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/93/1/012022

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“…Therefore, the measurement can be carried out in the red (about 640nm) and infrared (about 805 nm) regions of the spectrum. A number of issues relating to the development of such systems for hematoma detection were considered in publications [5,6].…”

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Design of optoelectronic system for optical diffusion tomography

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Abstract. This article explores issues connected with the circuit design of a device for optical diffusion tomography, which we are currently designing. We plan to use the device in experimental studies for the development of a faster method of brain hematoma detection. We reviewed currently existing methods for emergency diagnosis of hematomas, primarily the Infrascanner model 2000, for which we identified weaknesses, and outlined suggestions for improvements. This article describes the method of scanning tissues based on a triangulated arrangement of sources and receivers of optical radiation, and it discusses the optoelectronic system that implements that principle.

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