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First In-Vivo Diffuse Optics Application of a Time-Domain Multiwavelength Wearable Optode

https://doi.org/10.1364/ots.2022.otu4d.3

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Time-domain diffuse optics with 8.6 mm2 fast-gated SiPM for extreme light harvesting

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The Solus Instrument: Optical Characterization of the First Hand-Held Probe for Multimodal Imaging (Ultrasound and Multi-Wavelength Time-Resolved Diffuse Optical Tomography)

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The SOLUS instrument: Optical characterization of the first hand-held probe for multimodal imaging (ultrasound and multi-wavelength time-resolved diffuse optical tomography)

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