Tissue optics: light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis
This second edition covers the intensive growth in tissue optics--in particular, the field of tissue diagnostics and imaging--that has occurred since 2000. As in the original edition, Part I describes fundamentals and basic research, and Part II presents instrumentation and medical applications. The...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This second edition covers the intensive growth in tissue optics--in particular, the field of tissue diagnostics and imaging--that has occurred since 2000. As in the original edition, Part I describes fundamentals and basic research, and Part II presents instrumentation and medical applications. The extensive new material includes results on tissue optical property measurements, including polarized light interaction with turbid tissues; an overview of new polarization imaging and spectroscopy techniques, optical computed tomography (OCT) developments and applications; updates on controlling tissue optical properties, and the optothermal and optoacoustic interaction of light with tissues; and descriptions of fluorescence, nonlinear spectroscopies, and inelastic light scattering. |
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| adam_text | Contents
Nomenclature Xiii
Acronyms XXjx
Preface to First Edition xxxv
Preface to the Second Edition xxxix
PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO TISSUE OPTICS 1
1 Optical Properties of Tissues with Strong (Multiple) Scattering 3
1.1 Propagation of continuous wave light in tissues 3
1.1.1 Basic principles, and major scatterers and absorbers 3
1.1.2 Theoretical description
1.1.3 Monte Carlo simulation techniques 17
1.2 Short pulse propagation in tissues 22
1.2.1 Basic principles and theoretical background 22
1.2.2 Principles and instruments for time resolved spectroscopy and
imaging 25
1.2.3 Coherent backscattering 26
1.3 Diffuse photon density waves 28
1.3.1 Basic principles and theoretical background 28
1.3.2 Principles of frequency domain spectroscopy and imaging of
tissues 31
1.4 Propagation of polarized light in tissues 34
1.4.1 Introduction 34
1.4.2 Tissue structure and anisotropy 35
1.4.3 Light scattering by a particle 38
1.4.4 Polarized light description and detection 40
1.4.5 Light interaction with a random single scattering media 43
1.4.6 Vector radiative transfer equation 47
1.4.7 Monte Carlo simulation 50
1.4.8 Strongly scattering tissues and phantoms 60
1.5 Optothermal and optoacoustic interactions of light with tissues 67
1.5.1 Basic principles and classification 67
1.5.2 Photoacoustic method 71
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1.5.3 Time resolved optoacoustics 74
1.5.4 Grounds of OA tomography and microscopy 76
1.5.5 Optothermal radiometry 80
1.5.6 Acoustooptical interactions 85
1.5.7 Thermal effects 91
1.5.8 Sonoluminescence 93
1.5.9 Prospective applications and measuring techniques 95
1.5.10 Conclusion 103
1.6 Discrete particle model of tissue 104
1.6.1 Introduction 104
1.6.2 Refractive index variations of tissue 104
1.6.3 Particle size distributions 106
1.6.4 Spatial ordering of particles 108
1.6.5 Scattering by densely packed particle systems 110
1.7 Fluorescence and inelastic light scattering 116
1.7.1 Fluorescence 116
1.7.2 Multiphoton fluorescence 124
1.7.3 Vibrational and Raman spectroscopies 127
1.8 Tissue phantoms 132
1.8.1 Introduction 132
1.8.2 Concepts of phantom construction 133
1.8.3 Examples of designed tissue phantoms 137
1.8.4 Examples of whole organ models 142
2 Methods and Algorithms for the Measurement of the Optical
Parameters of Tissues 143
2.1 Basic principles 143
2.2 Integrating sphere technique 192
2.3 Kubelka Munk and multiflux approach 193
2.4 The inverse adding doubling (IAD) method 195
2.5 Inverse Monte Carlo method 198
2.6 Spatially resolved and OCT techniques 202
2.7 Direct measurement of the scattering phase function 207
2.8 Estimates of the optical properties of human tissue 209
2.9 Determination of optical properties of blood 212
2.10 Measurements of tissue penetration depth and light dosimetry 222
2.11 Refractive index measurements 226
3 Optical Properties of Eye Tissues 257
3.1 Optical models of eye tissues 257
3.1.1 Eye tissue structure 257
3.1.2 Tissue ordering 264
3.2 Spectral characteristics of eye tissues 276
3.3 Polarization properties 281
Tissue Optics: Light Scattering Methods and Instruments for Medical Diagnosis ix
4 Coherent Effects in the Interaction of Laser Radiation with
Tissues and Cell Flows 289
4.1 Formation of speckle structures 289
4.2 Interference of speckle fields 298
4.3 Propagation of spatially modulated laser beams in a scattering medium 299
4.4 Dynamic light scattering 302
4.4.1 Quasi elastic light scattering 302
4.4.2 Dynamic speckles 303
4.4.3 Full field speckle technique—LASCA 305
4.4.4 Diffusion wave spectroscopy 310
4.5 Confocal microscopy 315
4.6 Optical coherence tomography (OCT) 319
4.7 Second harmonic generation 325
5 Controlling of the Optical Properties of Tissues 329
5.1 Fundamentals of tissue optical properties controlling and a brief review 329
5.2 Tissue optical immersion by exogenous chemical agents 335
5.2.1 Principles of the optical immersion technique 335
5.2.2 Water transport 340
5.2.3 Tissue swelling and hydration 341
5.3 Optical clearing of fibrous tissues 343
5.3.1 Spectral properties of immersed sclera 343
5.3.2 Scleral in vitro frequency domain measurements 359
5.3.3 Scleral in vivo measurements 361
5.3.4 Dura mater immersion and agent diffusion rate 364
5.4 Skin 365
5.4.1 Introduction 365
5.4.2 In vitro spectral measurements 367
5.4.3 In vivo spectral reflectance measurements 372
5.4.4 In vivo frequency domain measurements 378
5.4.5 OCT imaging 380
5.4.6 OCA delivery, skin permeation, and reservoir function 383
5.5 Optical clearing of gastric tissue 390
5.5.1 Spectral measurements 390
5.5.2 OCT imaging 391
5.6 Other prospective optical techniques 392
5.6.1 Polarization measurements 392
5.6.2 Confocal microscopy 397
5.6.3 Fluorescence detection 397
5.6.4 Two photon scanning fluorescence microscopy 399
5.6.5 Second harmonic generation 402
5.7 Cell and cell flows imaging 404
5.7.1 Blood flow imaging 404
5.7.2 Optical clearing of blood 405
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5.7.3 Cell studies 423
5.8 Applications of the tissue immersion technique 428
5.8.1 Glucose sensing 428
5.8.2 Precision tissue photodisruption 435
5.9 Other techniques of tissue optical properties control 437
5.9.1 Tissue compression and stretching 437
5.9.2 Temperature effects and tissue coagulation 442
5.9.3 Tissue whitening 446
5.10 Conclusion 446
PART II: LIGHT SCATTERING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS
FOR MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS 449
6 Continuous Wave and Time Resolved Spectrometry 451
6.1 Continuous wave spectrophotometry 451
6.1.1 Techniques and instruments for in vivo spectroscopy and imag¬
ing of tissues 451
6.1.2 Example of a CW imaging system 455
6.1.3 Example of a tissue spectroscopy system 456
6.2 Time domain and frequency domain spectroscopy and tomography
of tissues 458
6.2.1 Time domain techniques and instruments 458
6.2.2 Frequency domain techniques and instruments 463
6.2.3 Phased array technique 470
6.2.4 In vivo measurements, detection limits, and examples of clini¬
cal study 475
6.3 Light scattering spectroscopy 483
7 Polarization Sensitive Techniques 489
7.1 Polarization imaging 489
7.1.1 Transillumination polarization technique 489
7.1.2 Backscattering polarization imaging 490
7.2 Polarized reflectance spectroscopy of tissues 497
7.2.1 In depth polarization spectroscopy 497
7.2.2 Superficial epithelial layer polarization spectroscopy 500
7.3 Polarization microscopy 501
7.4 Digital photoelasticity measurements 508
7.5 Fluorescence polarization measurements 509
7.6 Conclusion 514
8 Coherence Domain Methods and Instruments for Biomedical
Diagnostics and Imaging 517
8.1 Photon correlation spectroscopy of transparent tissues and cell flows 517
Tissue Optics: Light Scattering Methods and Instruments for Medical Diagnosis xi
8.1.1 Introduction 517
8.1.2 Cataract diagnostics 517
8.1.3 Blood and lymph flow monitoring in microvessels 522
8.2 Diffusion wave spectroscopy and interferometry: measurement of
blood microcirculation 526
8.3 Blood flow imaging 531
8.4 Interferometric and speckle interferometric methods for the measure¬
ment of biovibrations 540
8.5 Optical speckle topography and tomography of tissues 546
8.6 Methods of coherent microscopy 556
8.7 Interferential retinometry and blood sedimentation study 561
9 Optical Coherence Tomography and Heterodyning Imaging 565
9.1 OCT 565
9.1.1 Introduction 565
9.1.2 Conventional (time domain) OCT 565
9.1.3 Two wavelength fiber OCT 566
9.1.4 Ultrahigh resolution fiber OCT 567
9.1.5 Frequency domain OCT 569
9.1.6 DopplerOCT 571
9.1.7 Polarization sensitive OCT 571
9.1.8 Differential phase sensitive OCT 574
9.1.9 Full field OCT 575
9.1.10 Optical coherence microscopy 577
9.1.11 Endoscopic OCT 579
9.1.12 Speckle OCT 581
9.2 Optical heterodyne imaging 583
9.3 Summary 589
Conclusion 591
Glossary 1. Physics, Statistics, and Engineering 595
Glossary 2. Medicine, Biology, and Chemistry 663
References 735
Index 825
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Contents
Nomenclature Xiii
Acronyms XXjx
Preface to First Edition xxxv
Preface to the Second Edition xxxix
PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO TISSUE OPTICS 1
1 Optical Properties of Tissues with Strong (Multiple) Scattering 3
1.1 Propagation of continuous wave light in tissues 3
1.1.1 Basic principles, and major scatterers and absorbers 3
1.1.2 Theoretical description \\
1.1.3 Monte Carlo simulation techniques 17
1.2 Short pulse propagation in tissues 22
1.2.1 Basic principles and theoretical background 22
1.2.2 Principles and instruments for time resolved spectroscopy and
imaging 25
1.2.3 Coherent backscattering 26
1.3 Diffuse photon density waves 28
1.3.1 Basic principles and theoretical background 28
1.3.2 Principles of frequency domain spectroscopy and imaging of
tissues 31
1.4 Propagation of polarized light in tissues 34
1.4.1 Introduction 34
1.4.2 Tissue structure and anisotropy 35
1.4.3 Light scattering by a particle 38
1.4.4 Polarized light description and detection 40
1.4.5 Light interaction with a random single scattering media 43
1.4.6 Vector radiative transfer equation 47
1.4.7 Monte Carlo simulation 50
1.4.8 Strongly scattering tissues and phantoms 60
1.5 Optothermal and optoacoustic interactions of light with tissues 67
1.5.1 Basic principles and classification 67
1.5.2 Photoacoustic method 71
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viii Contents
1.5.3 Time resolved optoacoustics 74
1.5.4 Grounds of OA tomography and microscopy 76
1.5.5 Optothermal radiometry 80
1.5.6 Acoustooptical interactions 85
1.5.7 Thermal effects 91
1.5.8 Sonoluminescence 93
1.5.9 Prospective applications and measuring techniques 95
1.5.10 Conclusion 103
1.6 Discrete particle model of tissue 104
1.6.1 Introduction 104
1.6.2 Refractive index variations of tissue 104
1.6.3 Particle size distributions 106
1.6.4 Spatial ordering of particles 108
1.6.5 Scattering by densely packed particle systems 110
1.7 Fluorescence and inelastic light scattering 116
1.7.1 Fluorescence 116
1.7.2 Multiphoton fluorescence 124
1.7.3 Vibrational and Raman spectroscopies 127
1.8 Tissue phantoms 132
1.8.1 Introduction 132
1.8.2 Concepts of phantom construction 133
1.8.3 Examples of designed tissue phantoms 137
1.8.4 Examples of whole organ models 142
2 Methods and Algorithms for the Measurement of the Optical
Parameters of Tissues 143
2.1 Basic principles 143
2.2 Integrating sphere technique 192
2.3 Kubelka Munk and multiflux approach 193
2.4 The inverse adding doubling (IAD) method 195
2.5 Inverse Monte Carlo method 198
2.6 Spatially resolved and OCT techniques 202
2.7 Direct measurement of the scattering phase function 207
2.8 Estimates of the optical properties of human tissue 209
2.9 Determination of optical properties of blood 212
2.10 Measurements of tissue penetration depth and light dosimetry 222
2.11 Refractive index measurements 226
3 Optical Properties of Eye Tissues 257
3.1 Optical models of eye tissues 257
3.1.1 Eye tissue structure 257
3.1.2 Tissue ordering 264
3.2 Spectral characteristics of eye tissues 276
3.3 Polarization properties 281
Tissue Optics: Light Scattering Methods and Instruments for Medical Diagnosis ix
4 Coherent Effects in the Interaction of Laser Radiation with
Tissues and Cell Flows 289
4.1 Formation of speckle structures 289
4.2 Interference of speckle fields 298
4.3 Propagation of spatially modulated laser beams in a scattering medium 299
4.4 Dynamic light scattering 302
4.4.1 Quasi elastic light scattering 302
4.4.2 Dynamic speckles 303
4.4.3 Full field speckle technique—LASCA 305
4.4.4 Diffusion wave spectroscopy 310
4.5 Confocal microscopy 315
4.6 Optical coherence tomography (OCT) 319
4.7 Second harmonic generation 325
5 Controlling of the Optical Properties of Tissues 329
5.1 Fundamentals of tissue optical properties controlling and a brief review 329
5.2 Tissue optical immersion by exogenous chemical agents 335
5.2.1 Principles of the optical immersion technique 335
5.2.2 Water transport 340
5.2.3 Tissue swelling and hydration 341
5.3 Optical clearing of fibrous tissues 343
5.3.1 Spectral properties of immersed sclera 343
5.3.2 Scleral in vitro frequency domain measurements 359
5.3.3 Scleral in vivo measurements 361
5.3.4 Dura mater immersion and agent diffusion rate 364
5.4 Skin 365
5.4.1 Introduction 365
5.4.2 In vitro spectral measurements 367
5.4.3 In vivo spectral reflectance measurements 372
5.4.4 In vivo frequency domain measurements 378
5.4.5 OCT imaging 380
5.4.6 OCA delivery, skin permeation, and reservoir function 383
5.5 Optical clearing of gastric tissue 390
5.5.1 Spectral measurements 390
5.5.2 OCT imaging 391
5.6 Other prospective optical techniques 392
5.6.1 Polarization measurements 392
5.6.2 Confocal microscopy 397
5.6.3 Fluorescence detection 397
5.6.4 Two photon scanning fluorescence microscopy 399
5.6.5 Second harmonic generation 402
5.7 Cell and cell flows imaging 404
5.7.1 Blood flow imaging 404
5.7.2 Optical clearing of blood 405
x Contents
5.7.3 Cell studies 423
5.8 Applications of the tissue immersion technique 428
5.8.1 Glucose sensing 428
5.8.2 Precision tissue photodisruption 435
5.9 Other techniques of tissue optical properties control 437
5.9.1 Tissue compression and stretching 437
5.9.2 Temperature effects and tissue coagulation 442
5.9.3 Tissue whitening 446
5.10 Conclusion 446
PART II: LIGHT SCATTERING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS
FOR MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS 449
6 Continuous Wave and Time Resolved Spectrometry 451
6.1 Continuous wave spectrophotometry 451
6.1.1 Techniques and instruments for in vivo spectroscopy and imag¬
ing of tissues 451
6.1.2 Example of a CW imaging system 455
6.1.3 Example of a tissue spectroscopy system 456
6.2 Time domain and frequency domain spectroscopy and tomography
of tissues 458
6.2.1 Time domain techniques and instruments 458
6.2.2 Frequency domain techniques and instruments 463
6.2.3 Phased array technique 470
6.2.4 In vivo measurements, detection limits, and examples of clini¬
cal study 475
6.3 Light scattering spectroscopy 483
7 Polarization Sensitive Techniques 489
7.1 Polarization imaging 489
7.1.1 Transillumination polarization technique 489
7.1.2 Backscattering polarization imaging 490
7.2 Polarized reflectance spectroscopy of tissues 497
7.2.1 In depth polarization spectroscopy 497
7.2.2 Superficial epithelial layer polarization spectroscopy 500
7.3 Polarization microscopy 501
7.4 Digital photoelasticity measurements 508
7.5 Fluorescence polarization measurements 509
7.6 Conclusion 514
8 Coherence Domain Methods and Instruments for Biomedical
Diagnostics and Imaging 517
8.1 Photon correlation spectroscopy of transparent tissues and cell flows 517
Tissue Optics: Light Scattering Methods and Instruments for Medical Diagnosis xi
8.1.1 Introduction 517
8.1.2 Cataract diagnostics 517
8.1.3 Blood and lymph flow monitoring in microvessels 522
8.2 Diffusion wave spectroscopy and interferometry: measurement of
blood microcirculation 526
8.3 Blood flow imaging 531
8.4 Interferometric and speckle interferometric methods for the measure¬
ment of biovibrations 540
8.5 Optical speckle topography and tomography of tissues 546
8.6 Methods of coherent microscopy 556
8.7 Interferential retinometry and blood sedimentation study 561
9 Optical Coherence Tomography and Heterodyning Imaging 565
9.1 OCT 565
9.1.1 Introduction 565
9.1.2 Conventional (time domain) OCT 565
9.1.3 Two wavelength fiber OCT 566
9.1.4 Ultrahigh resolution fiber OCT 567
9.1.5 Frequency domain OCT 569
9.1.6 DopplerOCT 571
9.1.7 Polarization sensitive OCT 571
9.1.8 Differential phase sensitive OCT 574
9.1.9 Full field OCT 575
9.1.10 Optical coherence microscopy 577
9.1.11 Endoscopic OCT 579
9.1.12 Speckle OCT 581
9.2 Optical heterodyne imaging 583
9.3 Summary 589
Conclusion 591
Glossary 1. Physics, Statistics, and Engineering 595
Glossary 2. Medicine, Biology, and Chemistry 663
References 735
Index 825 |
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| spelling | Tučin, Valerij V. 1944- Verfasser (DE-588)132097613 aut Tissue optics light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis Valery Tuchin 2. ed. Bellingham, Wash. SPIE Press 2007 XL, 840 S. Ill., graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier This second edition covers the intensive growth in tissue optics--in particular, the field of tissue diagnostics and imaging--that has occurred since 2000. As in the original edition, Part I describes fundamentals and basic research, and Part II presents instrumentation and medical applications. The extensive new material includes results on tissue optical property measurements, including polarized light interaction with turbid tissues; an overview of new polarization imaging and spectroscopy techniques, optical computed tomography (OCT) developments and applications; updates on controlling tissue optical properties, and the optothermal and optoacoustic interaction of light with tissues; and descriptions of fluorescence, nonlinear spectroscopies, and inelastic light scattering. Imagerie médicale Imagerie pour le diagnostic Lumière - Diffusion Tissus (Histologie) - Propriétés optiques Tissues Optical properties Light Scattering Diagnostic imaging Imaging systems in medicine Diagnostic Imaging Light Optics Spectrum Analysis Tissues radiography Mikroskopie (DE-588)4039238-7 gnd rswk-swf Gewebe (DE-588)4020840-0 gnd rswk-swf Gewebe (DE-588)4020840-0 s Mikroskopie (DE-588)4039238-7 s DE-604 http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip073/2006034872.html Table of contents only HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015728717&sequence=000004&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_full | Tissue optics light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis Valery Tuchin |
| title_fullStr | Tissue optics light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis Valery Tuchin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Tissue optics light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis Valery Tuchin |
| title_short | Tissue optics |
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| title_sub | light scattering methods and instruments for medical diagnosis |
| topic | Imagerie médicale Imagerie pour le diagnostic Lumière - Diffusion Tissus (Histologie) - Propriétés optiques Tissues Optical properties Light Scattering Diagnostic imaging Imaging systems in medicine Diagnostic Imaging Light Optics Spectrum Analysis Tissues radiography Mikroskopie (DE-588)4039238-7 gnd Gewebe (DE-588)4020840-0 gnd |
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