… to be irrelevant for light absorption. Gender mostly affected optical properties in the visible
range due to variations in blood and abundance of dense connective tissue. On the other hand…

… of absorption and scattering properties of various head tissue types, … An investigation of the
tissue optical properties was … Furthermore, we have assessed tissue optical absorption in all …

… properties from different ex vivo rat tissues. Our method is able to differentiate between
scattering and absorption coefficients in biological tissues… , tissue attenuation and absorption can …

… in the red to the near-infrared spectra. Therefore, it is strongly foreseen to obtain promising …
, absorption, and scattering properties. The selected tissues’ optical absorption and scattering …

… wavelength band and optical properties of brain tissue in NIR… ), absorption coefficient (μ a
), reduced scattering coefficient ( … ) and the scattering anisotropy coefficient (g) in these optical …

… Reduction in scattering, high absorption, and spectral features of tissue … of near-infrared
diffuse optics in tissue diagnosis. We present the characterization of collagen absorption over a …

… tissues. Measurements are presented for five different wavelengths in the visible and near-infrared, …
the homogenization process alters significantly the scattering properties of tissues. …

… scattering property whereas absorption remains unaltered.In contrast, OCT image for
formalin-fixed tissue … that has predicted a decreasing of absorption spectra.For more understanding…

… 2 has optical absorption peaks in the visible … visible and NIR wavelength ranges, the lowest
absorption of HbO 2 occurs at 688 nm. Similarly, Hb has two absorption peaks in the visible (…

… Recently, additional near-infrared (NIR) optical windows beyond the conventional first … for
deep tissue imaging through scattering media. Biomedical applications using a second optical …