… tissue model and optical properties (OPs) … tissue on the measured intensity changes, it is
important to separately estimate partial pathlengths in the brain and the extra-cerebral tissue …

… In the following years the interest in the field grew and several studies tested the effects
of various components on the optical properties of biological materials in both in-vivo and ex-…

… The foremost strength of low-coherence reflectometry is that it permits noninvasive
assessment of the coherent optical scattering properties of tissue properties in vivo. In view of the …

… of determining the optical properties of the tissue and how these properties were dynamically
… depths on tissue optical properties. Diffuse reflectance spectra of ex vivo porcine skin …

… Measuring the tissue optical properties using photometric techniques can best be classified
in terms of ex vivo and in vivo methods. Ex … This section discusses the in vivo methods of …

… -tissue interactions and developing an effective irradiation plan. The aim of the present study
was to determine the optical properties of liver tissue … Moreover, the ex vivo examination …

… tissue phantoms with predefined optical properties. From these findings it was reported
that the reproducibility in both the scattering and absorption coefficient was of the order of <0.35…

… In this work, based on optical properties of bronchial tissue and Monte Carlo analysis, a
novel fluorescence detection system that includes illumination light delivery, a fluorescence …

… This result supports the main conclusion of this work: tissue attenuation in coronary arteries
ex vivo can be studied in fixed tissues, without special precautions for temperature, which …

… In this study, the optical properties of skin tissue, namely the reduced scattering coefficient
μs and the absorption coefficient μa can be quickly and non-invasively determined in vivo. …