… optical properties, ie absorption (µ a ) and reduced scattering (µ′ … changes is demonstrated
using measurements on the … , which is intended for muscle and brain monitoring in a clinical …

… sensitivity to changes in absorption and scattering as CW-… clinical studies (eg, in brain, cancer,
and muscle tissues), and via … of the measured cerebral absorption changes. Nevertheless, …

… used to detect cerebral activity by measuring changes in oxy- … the absorption coefficients,
inputting the right reduced scattering … For these comparisons, we used fixed reduced scattering …

… absorbing and scattering medium are used. Dispersion greatly complicates the algorithms
and calculation schemes, but allows measuring “… Quantitative measurement of muscle oxygen …

… by analyzing temporal intensity fluctuations of the scattered light. With … First, we carried out
the measurements on three … tissue, we change the superficial flow, while cerebral flow remains …

… were the absorption coefficient ( μ a ), the reduced scattering … absorption changes Δ μ a , i
( λ ) by sensitivity analysis: 31 , 54 … , vasodilation can occur in other tissues, including muscle. …

… and the measurement of reflected and scattered EM waves at … measured reflection
characteristics and specific absorption … by a measurement of |S11| parameter on brain and muscle …

… that tissue optical properties—such as absorption (μ a ) and reduced scattering (μ′ s ) …
gap in skeletal muscle NIR-DCS literature. Although NIR-DCS measures of cerebral blood flow …

… for deep-brain neuromodulation, since the scattering from the brain and the absorption from
… (4) Furthermore, this second-level response time leads to a thermal diffusion length on the …

… including heart, liver, brain kidney, and muscle. The experimental … measurements were
utilized to estimate the absorption and scattering coefficient and anisotropy factor of skin, brain, …