… results extend measured results to highly multi scattering media … photon absorption per unit
length is given by the absorption … authors investigated penetration through brain tissue, which …

… In acute brain injury, NIRS can be used to measure … This is primarily controlled by vascular
smooth muscle cells lining the pial and … Lower scattering/high absorbance occurs in areas of …

… TCD provides a measure of cerebral blood flow velocity (… fluctuations of light scattered by
tissues to measure CBF. The … the reduced scattering coefficient, μ a is the absorption coefficient, …

… pulse width is shorter than 100 ps, the absorption and scattering coefficients … brain tissue,
taking into account the absorption and scattering of the skin, skull, and upper layers of the brain…

… The scattering is about 100 times more probable than absorption, 10 which makes that the …
the brain cortex (or the muscle tissue) and then be scattered back to the measurement surface …

… of size of the neurons due to their wrinkling within brain … deviation for the intensity of the back
scattered light, <I> k is the … and deoxy- (560 nm) absorption peaks of haemoglobin, as well …

… We illustrate how incorrect absorption assumptions, anisotropic RBC scattering, and …
Measuring blood flow in tissues such as the brain 9,10 is paramount, and methods of diffuse …

… To measure oxidative load, we measured malondialdehyde (… The result of this scattering
measured with a spectrometer is … period at 412 nm absorbance values were measured. The unit …

… absorption and reduced scattering coefficients of tissue samples and the relative results of
the broadband measurements … the gray matter of the brain and the non-dissected brain. In the …

… ) enables the measurement of cerebral blood flow velocity … These velocity results may also
imply changes of absorption … possible effects of ultrasound scattering in the cancellous section …