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Time-Resolved Measurements of in vivo Optical Properties of Piglet Brain

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The in vivo optical properties of a piglet brain were measured using a time-resolved system at three different wavelengths (759, 794, 824 nm). To separate the contribution of different head layers to the detected signals, the measurements were acquired from the surfaces of skin, skull, dura mater and brain. The source detector distance was chosen to assure a mean penetration depth within each layer. Measurements were analyzed and compared with the results of other in vivo measurements reported in literature.

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Sassaroli, A., Martelli, F., Tanikawa, Y. et al. Time-Resolved Measurements of in vivo Optical Properties of Piglet Brain. OPT REV 7, 420–425 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10043-000-0420-3

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