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 …

Diffuse reflectance spectroscopy has been applied to detect tissue absorption and scattering
properties associated with dysplasia, which is a potential precursor of epithelial cancers …

Computer simulation is used to facilitate the design of fiber-probe geometries that enable
enhanced detection of optical signals arising from specific tissue depths. Obtaining …

The accurate understanding of optical properties of human tissues plays an important role in
the optical diagnosis of early epithelial cancer. Many inverse models used to determine the …

A key component of accurate spectroscopic-based cancer diagnostics is the ability to
differentiate spectral variations resulting from epithelial tissue dysplasia. Such measurement …

The ability of diffuse reflectance spectroscopy to extract quantitative biological composition
of tissues has been used to discern tissue types in both pre-clinical and clinical cancer …

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

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 …

We explored the use of diffuse reflectance spectroscopy in the ultraviolet-visible (UV-VIS)
spectrum for the diagnosis of epithelial pre-cancers and cancers in vivo. A physical model …

We are reporting on an experimental investigation of a movable diffuse reflectance
spectroscopy system to extract diagnostically relevant optical properties of two-layered …