论文信息 - Influence of medium's optical properties on laser-induced fluorescence measurements: experimental study on solutions and a gel model of biological significance

Influence of medium's optical properties on laser-induced fluorescence measurements: experimental study on solutions and a gel model of biological significance

A major problem in clinical laser therapy and laser based diagnosis is the prediction of the light distribution in tissue. Phantom models with homogenous and reproducible optical properties have been used in the past in order to investigate methods of measuring optical properties.

Theodore G. Papazoglou | Athanassios Manolopoulos | W. Q. Liu

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