Stability in computed optical interferometric tomography (Part II): in vivo stability assessment.
Opt Express
; 22(16): 19314-26, 2014 Aug 11.
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ABSTRACT
Stability is of utmost importance to a wide range of phase-sensitive processing techniques. In Doppler optical coherence tomography and optical coherence elastography, in addition to defocus and aberration correction techniques such as interferometric synthetic aperture microscopy and computational/digital adaptive optics, a precise understanding of the system and sample stability helps to guide the system design and choice of imaging parameters. This article focuses on methods to accurately and quantitatively measure the stability of an imaging configuration in vivo. These methods are capable of partially decoupling axial from transverse motion and are compared against the stability requirements for computed optical interferometric tomography laid out in the first part of this article.
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Assunto principal:
Tomografia de Coerência Óptica
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Interferometria
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2014
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