The importance of dermatological noninvasive imaging techniques has increased over the
last decades, aiming at diagnosing nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC). Technological …

Noninvasive treatments are increasingly being used for the management of basal cell
carcinoma (BCC), the predominant type of nonmelanoma skin cancer, making the …

The ultimate challenge for early diagnostics is label-free high-resolution intratissue imaging
without taking physical biopsies. A novel hybrid femtosecond laser tomograph provides in …

The development of photomedical modalities for diagnostics and treatment has created a
need for knowledge of the optical properties of the targeted biological tissues. These …

Autofluorescence photobleaching describes the decrease of fluorescence intensity of
endogenous fluorophores in biological tissue upon light irradiation. The origin of …

Background and objective Fluorescence measurements in the skin are very much affected
by absorption and scattering but existing methods to correct for this are not applicable to …

The standard‐of‐care for nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC), including basal cell carcinoma
(BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), is surgical excision of the tumor. To ensure …

We present a hybrid method that combines a multilayered scaling method and a
perturbation method to speed up the Monte Carlo simulation of diffuse reflectance from a …

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 …

In this review, the optical and structural properties of biomaterials are discussed. First, we
demonstrate the optical and structural properties of natural and plasma-treated DNA, using …