The problem of fluorescence diffuse optical tomography consists in localizing fluorescent
markers from near-infrared light measurements. Among the different available acquisition …

This paper addresses the inverse problem of time-resolved (fluorescence) diffuse optical
tomography from temporal moments of the measurements. A methodology that enables one …

Purpose In the context of fluorescence diffuse optical tomography, determining the optimal
way to exploit the time‐resolved information has been receiving much attention and …

In this paper we examine possible data types for time resolved fluorescence enhanced
diffuse optical tomography (FDOT). FDOT is a particular case of diffuse optical tomography …

Time-domain diffuse optical tomography (TD-DOT) uses near-infrared pulsed lasers as light
sources to measure time-varying exitance on the boundary of the target. These are used to …

Light propagation in tissue is known to be favored in the Near Infrared spectral range.
Capitalizing on this fact, new classes of molecular contrast agents are engineered to …

In fluorescence diffuse optical tomography (fDOT), the accuracy of reconstructed
fluorescence distributions highly depends on the knowledge of the tissue optical …

In this study, time-domain fluorescence diffuse optical tomography in biological tissue is
numerically investigated using a total light approach. Total light is a summation of excitation …

The present paper is devoted to a comparison between time-resolved fluorescence diffuse
optical tomography and continuous wave fluorescence diffuse optical tomography. Both of …

This work reviews our research during the past several years on time-resolved (TR) near-
infrared diffuse optical tomography (DOT). Following an introduction of the measuring …