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15 June 2011 Evaluation of a novel fiber probe for spatially and spectrally resolved reflectance measurements of turbid media
Stefan Andree, Heiko Luckmann, Carina Reble, Ingo Gersonde, Jürgen Helfmann
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Abstract
A novel fiber probe for spatially resolved reflectance measurements is presented, which uses simultaneously read-out spectrometers for each source-detector separation. Therefore, with this fiber probe and a Monte Carlo simulation, it is possible to determine spectrally resolved absorption and reduced scattering coefficients from various skinsites. The absolute calibration is done by using an integrating sphere but a phantom based calibration procedure was undertaken to compare the results of different calibration techniques. For tissue measurements, a standard SMA adaptor with a one inch diameter face can be used to provide a stable base for placing the probe onto the tissue and the possibility to apply pressure. The evaluation process was carried out by comparing the measured absorption and scattering of silicone and liquid phantoms to their reference values, obtained by integrating sphere spectroscopy. In addition, preliminary skin measurements are presented.
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Stefan Andree, Heiko Luckmann, Carina Reble, Ingo Gersonde, and Jürgen Helfmann "Evaluation of a novel fiber probe for spatially and spectrally resolved reflectance measurements of turbid media", Proc. SPIE 8087, Clinical and Biomedical Spectroscopy and Imaging II, 80872C (15 June 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.889794
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Calibration

Scattering

Integrating spheres

Reflection

Reflectivity

Skin

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