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10 April 2024 Double integrating sphere optical properties measurements of thermally-damaged porcine dermis
Anjelyka T. Fasci, Mark A. Keppler, Andrea L. Smith, Matthew E. Macasadia, Amanda J. Tijerina, R. Lyle Hood, Michael P. DeLisi, Joel N. Bixler
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Abstract
High-dose laser exposure to tissue causes thermal damage and significant changes in tissue optical properties. Samples of porcine dermis and subcutaneous fat were immersed in a temperature-controlled water bath to induce a range of thermal damage. Temperature history was recorded to quantify the damage with the Arrhenius integral. Samples were then measured in a double integrating sphere setup and optical coefficients computed using the inverse adding doubling method. The tissues demonstrate non-monotonic changes in optical properties with respect to induced thermal damage. These results will inform medical scenarios and computational models where optical interaction with damaged tissues is expected.
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(2024) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
Anjelyka T. Fasci, Mark A. Keppler, Andrea L. Smith, Matthew E. Macasadia, Amanda J. Tijerina, R. Lyle Hood, Michael P. DeLisi, and Joel N. Bixler "Double integrating sphere optical properties measurements of thermally-damaged porcine dermis", Proc. SPIE PC12840, Optical Interactions with Tissue and Cells XXXV, PC128400E (10 April 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3000199
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KEYWORDS
Optical properties

Integrating spheres

Tissues

Biological samples

Biomedical optics

Laser tissue interaction

Tissue optics

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