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2 April 2020 Remitted photon path length in human skin, skin phantoms and cell cultures
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An experimental method for remitted photon path length measurements in scattering media has been developed and tested on human skin and skin neoplasms, skin phantoms and cell cultures. The photon time-of-flight (PTOF) measurement method was used in this study, where the photon travel time was converted into path length. Remitted light signals were obtained using a picosecond broadband laser and a set of narrowband interference filters in spectral rang 520 – 760 nm. Five different distances of 1, 8, 12, 16 and 20 mm between the source and detector fibers were used. Measurements were performed at different wavelengths and distance combinations; they were taken from human skin and skin malformations, agar-based phantoms with different concentrations of intralipid and hemoglobin, and from cell cultures (DC3F, B16/F10). Parameters related to the remitted photon mean path length will be presented and analyzed.
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V. Lukinsone, I. Kuzmina, M. Tamosiunas, A. Maslobojeva, M. Kuzminskis, U. Rubins, and J. Spigulis "Remitted photon path length in human skin, skin phantoms and cell cultures", Proc. SPIE 11363, Tissue Optics and Photonics, 1136320 (2 April 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2555822
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Photon transport

Tissues

Chromophores

Light scattering

Picosecond phenomena

Time correlated photon counting

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