Single fiber reflectance spectroscopy is a method to noninvasively quantitate tissue
absorption and scattering properties. This study utilizes a Monte Carlo (MC) model to …

This study utilizes experimentally validated Monte Carlo simulations to identify a
mathematical formulation of the reflectance intensity collected by a single fiber probe …

Multiple diameter single fiber reflectance (MDSFR) measurements of turbid media can be
used to determine the reduced scattering coefficient (μ′ s) and a parameter that …

Measurement of tissue optical absorption and (transport) reduced scattering coefficients
(μ_a and μ_s', respectively) is fundamental to many applications of light in medicine and …

Accurate recovery of tissue optical properties from in vivo spectral measurements is crucial
for improving the clinical utility of optical spectroscopic techniques. The performance of …

Single fiber reflectance (SFR) spectroscopy is a technique that is sensitive to small-scale
changes in tissue. An additional benefit is that SFR measurements can be performed …

Sized-fiber spectroscopy describes a device and method for measuring absorption and
reduced scattering properties of tissue using optical fibers with different diameters. The …

This paper presents a relationship between the intensity collected by a single fiber
reflectance device (RSF) and the fiber diameter (dfib) and the reduced scattering coefficient …

Reflectance spectroscopy is a promising technology for detection of epithelial precancer.
Fiber-optic probes that selectively collect scattered light from both the epithelium and the …

This study presents a methodology to accurately extract the absorption coefficient from
single fiber reflectance spectra measured in turbid media without a priori knowledge of …