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22 May 1997 Optical coherence tomography of scattering media using frequency-modulated continuous-wave techniques with tunable near-infrared laser
Udo Haberland, Peter Jansen, Vladimir Blazek, Hans Juergen Schmitt
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Abstract
A new near-infrared coherent imaging technique that can reveal scattering bodies embedded in highly scattering media is presented. Its underlying principle is extended from frequency modulated continuous wave radar systems. This technique has advantages over low coherence tomography as it does not require the reference mirror to be scanned. The tunable laser is characterized and the system's performance is demonstrated on images recorded from solid scattering phantoms. Furthermore a combination of our chirp-tomography (C-OCT) and laser Doppler perfusion imaging (LDPI) is demonstrated. The influence of moving scatterers on the tomographic images are discussed.
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Udo Haberland, Peter Jansen, Vladimir Blazek, and Hans Juergen Schmitt "Optical coherence tomography of scattering media using frequency-modulated continuous-wave techniques with tunable near-infrared laser", Proc. SPIE 2981, Coherence Domain Optical Methods in Biomedical Science and Clinical Applications, (22 May 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.274318
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KEYWORDS
Laser scattering

Scattering

Tunable lasers

Doppler effect

Modulation

Optical coherence tomography

Signal detection

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