M. Kaschke, H. Jess, G. Gaida, Johannes-Maria Kaltenbach, W. Wrobel
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Transillumination Imaging of Tissue by Phase Modulation Techniques
Optical imaging through human tissue to determine interior structure
and functional status has broad potential applications in many fields
of medicine, just to name early cancer diagnosis of breast and scrotum
or brain imaging. Images for medical diagnosis in these areas can be
obtained using a number of existing techniques1. However,
most of these techniques suffer from the fact that they are either
invasive by utilizing ionizing radiation or they are implemented
largely by non-portable, costly devices. Even more important, the
images obtained by these methods almost exclusively reveal static,
morphological information about the biological object, i.e. they give
no indication about the functional status or the functional dynamics
of the tissue under investigation.