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Stokes polarimetry imaging of rat tail tissue<? xpp qa?> in a turbid medium: degree of linear polarization<? xpp qa?> image maps using incident linearly polarized …

Wu et al., 2006

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14475264080964466499
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Wu P
Walsh Jr J
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Journal of Biomedical Optics

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Illumination with incident linearly polarized light on tissue and polarization state measurements of the remitted light provide a means by which various tissue structures can be differentiated. A rat tail is embedded within a turbid gelatin such that there is a variable …
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