In the year 2012, there were approximately 226,160 cases of lung cancer and 160,340
deaths out of it as per the National Cancer Institute. There are mainly two types of lung …

The objective of this study is to explore the polarimetric phenomenology of light interaction
with healthy and early-stage lung cancer tissue samples by applying efficient polarimetric …

The objective of this study is to explore the polarimetric phenomenology of near infrared light
interaction with healthy and lung cancer monolayer cells by using efficient polarimetric …

Significance Breast cancer ranks second in the world in terms of the number of women
diagnosed. Effective methods for its early-stage detection are critical for facilitating timely …

A new remote sensing approach based on polarimetric wavelet fractal detection principles is
introduced and the Mueller matrix formalism is defined, aimed at enhancing the detection …

Millions of people die each year from cancer, which is caused by a combination of lifestyle
and hereditary factors. It is characterized by unregulated cell division and proliferation. Mohs …

Tissue polarimetry has been gaining importance in extracting useful diagnostic information
from the structural attributes of tissues, which vary in response to the tissue health status and …

Polarimetric imaging for cancer diagnosis and staging Page 1 HAL Id: hal-00789259 https://hal.science/hal-00789259
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We highlight the interest of using the indices of polarimetric purity (IPPs) to the inspection of
biological tissues. The IPPs were recently proposed in the literature and they result in a …

We apply different polarization imaging techniques for cancerous liver tissues, and compare
the relative contrasts for difference polarization imaging (DPI), degree of polarization …