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Monte Carlo study of skin optical clearing to enhance light penetration in the tissue: implications for photodynamic therapy of acne vulgaris

Bashkatov et al., 2008

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10569369168164322701
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Bashkatov A
Genina E
Tuchin V
Altshuler G
Yaroslavsky I
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Advanced Laser Technologies 2007

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Result of Monte Carlo simulations of skin optical clearing is presented. The model calculations were carried out with the aim of studying of spectral response of skin under immersion liquids action and calculation of enhancement of light penetration depth. In …
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