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Fiber-optic and articulating arm implementations of laminar optical tomography for clinical applications

Burgess et al., 2010

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4837361008589942375
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Burgess S
Ratner D
Chen B
Hillman E
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Biomedical optics express

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Laminar optical tomography (LOT) is a recently developed technique for depth-resolved in vivo imaging of absorption and fluorescence contrast. Until now, LOT has been implemented in a benchtop configuration, limiting accessibility to tissues and restricting imaging …
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