The optical properties of human tissues are an important parameter in medical diagnostics
and therapy. The knowledge of these parameters can encourage the development of …

The development of optical methods in modern medicine in the areas of diagnostics,
therapy, and surgery has stimulated the investigation of optical properties of various …

Determination of in vivo optical properties is a challenging problem. Absorption and
scattering measured ex vivo are often used for in vivo applications. To investigate the validity …

Knowledge of tissue optical properties, in particular the absorption μa and the reduced
scattering coefficient μ s′, is required for diagnostic and therapeutic applications in which …

The optical properties of different types of tissue were measured in the wavelength range
330-1100 nm. The measurements were carried out in native as well as in coagulated …

The optical characteristics of the mucous membrane from the human maxillary sinus are
studied experimentally. The experiments were carried out in vitro in the spectral range 350 …

The optical properties of human skin, subcutaneous adipose tissue and human mucosa
were measured in the wavelength range 400–2000 nm. The measurements were carried out …

The optical properties of human stomach wall mucosa were measured in the wavelength
range 400-2000 nm. The measurements were carried out using the commercially available …

The optical properties of white matter human brain, canine prostate and pig liver were
measured in the wavelength range 330-1100 nm. The measurements were carried out in …

Optical properties (μa, μs and g) of certain human tissue types such as skin and blood have
been very well investigated. However until today, for internal body organs such as the …