Published January 1, 1999
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Two-dimensional imaging of dense tissue-simulating turbid media by use of sonoluminescence
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- Shen, Qimin
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Wang, Lihong V.
Abstract
An optical imaging technique that is believed to be novel was developed for noninvasive cross-sectional imaging of tissuelike turbid media. By use of a sonoluminescence signal generated internally in the media with a 1-MHz continuous-wave ultrasound, two-dimensional images were produced for objects embedded in turbid media by a raster scan of the media. Multiple objects of different shapes were resolved with this imaging technique. The images showed a high contrast and good spatial resolution. The spatial resolution was limited by the focal size of the ultrasonic focus.
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© 1999 Optical Society of America. Received 20 April 1998; revised manuscript received 6 July 1998. Thanks to X. Zhao for her experimental assistance in electronics. This project was sponsored by the National Institutes of Health grants R29 CA68562 and R01 CA71980.Attached Files
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