论文信息 - Tissue optical properties from spatially resolved reflectance: calibration and in vivo application on rat kidney

Tissue optical properties from spatially resolved reflectance: calibration and in vivo application on rat kidney

Spatially resolved reflectance was measured on various phantoms and in vivo to evaluate its performance in determining their optical properties. To obtain reliable results it was necessary to use the absolute values of the reflectance.

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