… , based upon estimates of tissue wet weight. These results are … that the light scattering of
normal and neoplastic tissues is … to produce changes in the tissue light scattering which can be …

… in the sub-diffuse transport regime [111] with observed differences between normal and
scar tissue in a healthy volunteer. Further examination of the assumptions inherent to photon …

… in forward scattering from thin tissue slices. We observe a significant amount of light scattered
… to use differences in light-scattering patterns to distinguish between normal and dysplastic …

… This study shows that malignant breast tissues can be separated from benign and normal
tissue types using this spectroscopic method. The histogram clearly shows that this novel …

… Although this marker proved quite reliable with the small data set used in this study, there
was a wide variation in the values of the slopes for normal tissue, and for malignant tissue, as …

… -scattering events are masked in biological tissue. The light scattered back from a tissue …
In our studies, the scatterers were assumed to be normally distributed in size. Mie theory was …

… by phase contrast microscopy in normal human and mouse tissues (4 m <L… We note that
some tissue sites graded as normal by … , between low-L and high-L normally graded tissue sites. …

… cell features are responsible for light scattering we measured the wavelength dependence
of the reduced scattering coefficient, μ s ′(λ), and the angular dependence of scattering, P(θ)…

… in light scattering between pigmented and normal skin using … and accurate models of light
scattering by biological tissue [23,… microstructures responsible for light scattering in tissue [44]. …

… light scattering for tissue characterization are obvious. Such techniques may provide a
noninvasive means to probe tissue … that light scattering can detect differences between normal …