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29 June 2001 Experimental tests of a two-layer Monte Carlo-diffusion hybrid model for photon migration in the frequency domain
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Abstract
We examine the ability to recover the optical properties of a two-layer turbid medium using multi-distance frequency domain reflectance measurements and a hybrid Monte Carlo-- diffusion model. Frequency domain measurements are performed on two-layer liquid tissue phantoms simulating skin on muscle and skin on fat. Particular care to systematic effects in the photomultiplier is required for the measurements at short source-detectors distances. The model converges when fitting five free parameters (the optical properties of the upper and lower layers and the upper layer thickness). However, discrepancies between experimental and model yield insufficient accuracy for the absorption coefficient of the upper layer.
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Gregory W. Faris, George Alexandrakis, David R. Busch, and Michael S. Patterson "Experimental tests of a two-layer Monte Carlo-diffusion hybrid model for photon migration in the frequency domain", Proc. SPIE 4250, Optical Tomography and Spectroscopy of Tissue IV, (29 June 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.434504
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Optical properties

Monte Carlo methods

Photomultipliers

Phase measurement

Data modeling

Tissues

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