论文信息 - In Vivo Breast Cancer Measurement with a Handheld Laser Breast Scanner

In Vivo Breast Cancer Measurement with a Handheld Laser Breast Scanner

HBS is a handheld system for noninvasive breast cancer detection based on frequency domain photon migration. It performs broadband modulation on near-infrared laser intensity and derives the scattering and absorption coefficients from phase and amplitude measurements. Recovered optical properties of phantom and tissue by HBS clearly show the difference between normal and cancer tissue. Measurements show HBS can replace the current prototype while costing a small fraction.

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