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MRI-guided optical tomography: prospects and computation for a new imaging method

Living tissue scatters near-infrared light randomly, can this problem be overcome to make NIR optical tomography possible? If so, it could be more accurate and less damaging than other medical imaging techniques. Computational experiments using combined MRI-optical methods show promise.

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