论文信息 - Three-dimensional printed tissue-simulating phantoms for fluorescence imaging

Three-dimensional printed tissue-simulating phantoms for fluorescence imaging

We have successfully fabricated and characterized customized 3D printed optical phantoms that simulate not only physiologically relevant absorption and reduced scattering coefficients but also fluorescence properties similar to the widely applied contrast agent indocyanine green.

Dirk Grosenick | Ole Hirsch | Sandra Schädel-Ebner | Katrin Schira

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