Integrating sphere remains a valuable tool for biomedical optics research. Specifically, it has
been used to determine the optical properties (ie, absorption coefficient, scattering …

Intralipid is a material widely employed for the preparation of phantoms for optical imaging
and biophotonics applications in medical field. The development of new optical diagnostic …

Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) has become an important optical biosensing technology
due to its real-time, label-free, and noninvasive nature. These techniques allow for rapid and …

The proper design of near-infrared light-absorbing agents enables efficient optoacoustic
imaging-guided phototherapy. In particular, several croconaine-based organic agents with …

Significance The estimation of tissue oxygenation is vital in the diagnosis and therapeutic
evaluation of a huge assortment of diseases. The hyperspectral (HS) imaging system is a …

Background Thermal ablation is the dominant modality to treat liver tumors for patients who
are not surgical candidates.. However, correctly predicting the volume of the subsequent …

Contrast enhancement in optoacoustic (photoacoustic) imaging can be achieved with
agents that exhibit high absorption cross-sections, high photostability, low quantum yield …

Introduction Tissue-preserving surgery is utilized progressively in cancer therapy, where a
clear surgical margin is critical to avoid cancer recurrence, specifically in breast cancer (BC) …

Mueller matrix polarimetry (MMP) has evolved as a tool of paramount importance to study
the polarization properties of biological tissues. The conventional 4 x 4 Mueller matrix M is …

A spatial frequency domain imaging system to nondestructively measure wide-field optical
properties of biological tissue has been developed. Optical parameters of absorption (μ a) …