Statistical characteristics of scattered light for determining biochemical parameters of whole blood

Correlation spectroscopy methods are widely used to study dynamical, morphological and optical parameters of particles. This work makes an attempt to explore these methods (in particular, due to their expressively) for diagnosing whole blood under normal and pathological states (cardiovascular diseases). Not only morphological characteristics of blood elements are known to change under diseases, but also its biochemical compositions does. The paper is directed to investigating the correlation between optical characteristics of light scattered by blood and its biochemical parameters.