L Poupinet and G Jarry 1993 J. Opt. 24 279 doi:10.1088/0150-536X/24/6/005
L Poupinet and G Jarry
Show affiliationsOptical extinction in mammalian tissues is measured at 633 nm by using heterodyne detection. Its sensitivity, directivity and signal to noise ratio allows one to detect coherent photons after attenuation of up to 10 optical densities. This method permits one to detect unscattered photons passing through more than 5 mm of different tissues such as: muscle, skin and liver.
Issue 6 (November 1993)
L Poupinet and G Jarry 1993 J. Opt. 24 279
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