Validation of Dynamic optical coherence tomography for non-invasive, in vivo microcirculation imaging of the skin.
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G Pellacani | E. Sattler | G. Pellacani | M. Ulrich | S. Ciardo | L. Themstrup | J. Welzel | G. Jemec | R. Kaestle | J. Holmes | R. Whitehead | N. Kindermann | M Ulrich | L Themstrup | J Holmes | R Kaestle | J Welzel | S Ciardo | G B E Jemec | E C Sattler | R Whitehead | N Kindermann
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