论文信息 - Structure imaging of biological tissue by optical coherence elastography

Structure imaging of biological tissue by optical coherence elastography

The quasi-static compression optical coherence elastography (OCE) is used to find Young’s modulus of human skin1,2 . The data on the layers of human skin deformation in vivo were obtained and analyzed. In the OCE compression method, a calibration layer with a known Young's modulus was used, which made it possible to identify the value of the volunteers' skin elastic modulus.

Yury V. Kistenev | Anastasia I. Knyazkova | Alexey V. Borisov | Ekaterina A. Sandykova | Alexey A. Lokhin

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