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23 February 2010 Toward functional imaging using the optoacoustic 3D whole-body tomography system
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Abstract
In this report we demonstrate improved three-dimensional optoacoustic tomography in test samples. High quality tomographic data and images were obtained from phantom of mice being 2.5 cm in diameter. Capillaries filled with cupric sulfate, ferrous sulfate and nickel sulfate solutions, and immersed in a scattering medium were used for these tests. The brightness of reconstructed phantom images was found to match accurately the absorption profiles of test solutions. Hence, optoacoustic imaging can be applied in preclinical research to perform in vivo absorptivity measurements to deduce functional information on blood oxygen levels or concentration of contrast agents.
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R. Su, H.-P. Brecht, S. A. Ermilov, V. Nadvoretsky, A. Conjusteau, and A. A Oraevsky "Toward functional imaging using the optoacoustic 3D whole-body tomography system", Proc. SPIE 7564, Photons Plus Ultrasound: Imaging and Sensing 2010, 756423 (23 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.847044
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Nickel

Imaging systems

Tomography

3D image processing

Scattering

Signal processing

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