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18 March 2015 Diffuse optical tomography by using time-resolved single pixel camera
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Abstract
Diffuse Optical Tomography (DOT) and Fluorescence Molecular Tomography (FMT) generally require a huge data set which poses severe limits to acquisition and computational time, especially with a multidimensional data set. The highly scattering behavior of biological tissue leads to a low bandwidth of the information spatial distribution and hence the sampling can be preferably carried out in the spatial frequency source/detector space. In this work, a time-resolved single pixel camera scheme combined with structured light illumination is presented and experimentally validated on phantoms measurements. This approach leads to a significant reduction of the data set while preserving the information content.
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A. Farina, M. Lepore, L. Di Sieno, Alberto Dalla Mora, N. Ducros, A. Pifferi, G. Valentini, Simon R. Arridge, and C. D'Andrea "Diffuse optical tomography by using time-resolved single pixel camera", Proc. SPIE 9319, Optical Tomography and Spectroscopy of Tissue XI, 93191K (18 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2079650
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Diffuse optical tomography

Digital micromirror devices

Luminescence

Charge-coupled devices

Data acquisition

Optical tomography

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