… coefficients between 0.002 and 0.1 mm^−1 showed the rms errors of … coefficient and 14%
for the absorption coefficients. The optical properties of bovine muscle, adipose, and liver tissue…

… healthy biological tissues. Yet time resolved spectroscopy allows one also to estimate the
absorption properties of exogenous chromophores such as a drug uploaded in a living tissue. …

… A lack of understanding of laser–tissue interaction can cause a … in biological tissues is
determined by optical properties such as the absorption coefficient μ a , the scattering coefficient μ …

… temperature profiling in soft biological tissue, despite the associated … absorption coefficient
value in the involved signal analysis. When these techniques are applied to biological tissues …

… absorption by blood vessels and its effect on the absorption characteristics of multicomponent
biological tissue … spectral range, the absorption coefficient of biological tissues can reach …

… Absorption of ultrasound is the process of conversion of vibrational energy into heat. In
biological soft tissues, the absorption coefficients … The velocities in soft tissues are similar, being …

… In these cases, it is important to take the optical properties of the tissues into account; …
absorption coefficient of rat, dog and rabbit skins is presented. The knowledge of these coefficients …

… However, KM is the most extensively applied transport model owing to the fact that the
scattering and absorption coefficients can be directly depicted in terms of the measured reflection, …

… The propagation of light in biological tissue depends on the absorption and reduced
scattering coefficient. The aim of this project is the determination of these two optical properties …

… Second, we show how biological tissues can be characterized by the parameters M and
FWHM. When appropriate, i and ji are computed from the M and FWHM measurements on a …