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High-density diffuse correlation tomography with enhanced depth localization and minimal surface artefacts.

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A spatially weighted filter applied to both the measurement and the Jacobian is proposed for high-density diffuse correlation tomography (DCT) to remove unwanted extracerebral interferences and artefacts along with better… Click to show full abstract

A spatially weighted filter applied to both the measurement and the Jacobian is proposed for high-density diffuse correlation tomography (DCT) to remove unwanted extracerebral interferences and artefacts along with better depth localization in the reconstructed blood flow images. High-density DCT is implemented by appropriate modification of recently introduced Multi-speckle Diffuse Correlation Spectroscopy (M-DCS) system. Additionally, we have used autocorrelation measurements at multiple delay-times in an iterative manner to improve the reconstruction results. The proposed scheme has been validated by simulations, phantom experiments and in-vivo human experiments.

Keywords: high density; diffuse correlation; density diffuse

Journal Title: Biomedical optics express
Year Published: 2022

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