Online determination of biophysical parameters of mucous membranes of a human body

Lisenko, S. A.; Kugeiko, M. M.

doi:10.1070/qe2013v043n07abeh014951

Quantum Electron.

2013

DOI: 10.1070/qe2013v043n07abeh014951

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Online determination of biophysical parameters of mucous membranes of a human body

S. A. Lisenko¹,

M. M. Kugeiko²

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“…Recently we proposed a regression approach to quantitative interpretation of backscatter signals from tissue [13][14][15] which has a number of important advantages. First of all, it does not have any limitations on spectral range, experimental geometry, or optical parameters of the tissue.…”

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Determination of Constituent Composition of Hemoglobin and Structural/Morphological Parameters of Skin Based on Approximating Functions for Radiation Fluxes Backscattered from Skin

Lisenko

Kugeiko

2014

J Appl Spectrosc

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We have obtained an analytical expression approximating the dependence of the backscatter signals, detected outside the region where the skin is irradiated, on the optical and structural parameters of the skin. A method is proposed for fast determination of the optical and structural/morphological parameters of skin and also the constituent composition of hemoglobin (including oxyhemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin, methemoglobin, and sulfhemoglobin), based on measurements of the spatially resolved spectral backscatter signals and their analytical dependence on the unknown parameters. Based on numerical modeling results for the backscatter signal, we studied the effectiveness of the proposed method and have shown that it is possible to improve the diagnostic power as a result of simultaneous processing of the spectral and spatial characteristics of backscatter from skin.

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Determination of Constituent Composition of Hemoglobin and Structural/Morphological Parameters of Skin Based on Approximating Functions for Radiation Fluxes Backscattered from Skin

Lisenko

Kugeiko

2014

J Appl Spectrosc

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Online determination of biophysical parameters of mucous membranes of a human body

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Determination of Constituent Composition of Hemoglobin and Structural/Morphological Parameters of Skin Based on Approximating Functions for Radiation Fluxes Backscattered from Skin

Determination of Constituent Composition of Hemoglobin and Structural/Morphological Parameters of Skin Based on Approximating Functions for Radiation Fluxes Backscattered from Skin

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