Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.

Optical phenomenon is studied in bio-imaging field for cancer tissue diagnosis. One potential non-invasive optical method is Coherent Backscattering (CBS). A sharp peak intensity cone which is created through photon self-interference effect in CBS provides us the optical properties such as transport...

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Main Author: Wong, Junn Munn.
Other Authors: Lee Kijoon
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-500622023-03-03T15:40:30Z Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement. Wong, Junn Munn. Lee Kijoon School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering DRNTU::Science::Medicine::Optical instruments Optical phenomenon is studied in bio-imaging field for cancer tissue diagnosis. One potential non-invasive optical method is Coherent Backscattering (CBS). A sharp peak intensity cone which is created through photon self-interference effect in CBS provides us the optical properties such as transport mean-free-path length (ℓ*) of the medium. However, utilization of CBS in biological media faced some limitations in probing multi-layered stratified biological tissue. This project is aimed to carry out the research on application of frequency modulation of laser light as diffuse photon density wave in CBS phenomenon to achieve depth-selective tissue measurement. The gain-modulated image intensifier coupled with charge-coupled device (CCD) camera is the important optical instrument allowing frequency modulation and image acquisition. Experiment using intralipid as sample at different concentrations and thickness shows the frequency dependent change in CBS. This project verifies that 10 MHz modulated light possesses longer penetration wavelength of density wave as compared to 100 MHz and its maximum penetration depth is 6mm and 200μm for liquid and solid intralipid respectively. Frequency-Domain CBS approach exhibits a potential to measure epithelial layer where cancers usually proliferates, by choosing proper modulation frequency. The success of depth-selective Frequency-Domain CBS measurement can be further improved by using tissue-like sample or real biological tissue in the future. Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) 2012-05-29T06:41:54Z 2012-05-29T06:41:54Z 2012 2012 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/50062 en Nanyang Technological University 73 p. application/pdf
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Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
description Optical phenomenon is studied in bio-imaging field for cancer tissue diagnosis. One potential non-invasive optical method is Coherent Backscattering (CBS). A sharp peak intensity cone which is created through photon self-interference effect in CBS provides us the optical properties such as transport mean-free-path length (ℓ*) of the medium. However, utilization of CBS in biological media faced some limitations in probing multi-layered stratified biological tissue. This project is aimed to carry out the research on application of frequency modulation of laser light as diffuse photon density wave in CBS phenomenon to achieve depth-selective tissue measurement. The gain-modulated image intensifier coupled with charge-coupled device (CCD) camera is the important optical instrument allowing frequency modulation and image acquisition. Experiment using intralipid as sample at different concentrations and thickness shows the frequency dependent change in CBS. This project verifies that 10 MHz modulated light possesses longer penetration wavelength of density wave as compared to 100 MHz and its maximum penetration depth is 6mm and 200μm for liquid and solid intralipid respectively. Frequency-Domain CBS approach exhibits a potential to measure epithelial layer where cancers usually proliferates, by choosing proper modulation frequency. The success of depth-selective Frequency-Domain CBS measurement can be further improved by using tissue-like sample or real biological tissue in the future.
author2 Lee Kijoon
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Wong, Junn Munn.
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author Wong, Junn Munn.
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title Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
title_short Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
title_full Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
title_fullStr Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
title_full_unstemmed Frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
title_sort frequency domain coherent backscattering for depth : sensitive tissue measurement.
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