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19 October 2012 Stochastic photon transport model in multilayer skin tissue: using reflectance spectroscopy measurements to model normal and bruised skins
Collin Lines, Oleg Kim, John McMurdy, Susan Duffy, Mark Alber, Gregory P. Crawford
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Abstract
We have developed a stochastic photon transport model in multilayer skin tissue in an effort to study normal and bruised skins. The model uses a detailed seven layer skin approximation allowing more biologically relevant input than previous models using one or three layers. Our model is improved with clinically obtained reactance spectra in an effort to develop time correlations of chromophore concentrations in developing bruises. This combination of modeling and spectroscopic measurements provides a new tool for detailed, non-invasive studies of human skin tissue.
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Collin Lines, Oleg Kim, John McMurdy, Susan Duffy, Mark Alber, and Gregory P. Crawford "Stochastic photon transport model in multilayer skin tissue: using reflectance spectroscopy measurements to model normal and bruised skins", Proc. SPIE 8474, Optical Processes in Organic Materials and Nanostructures, 84740J (19 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.929777
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Blood

Tissue optics

Chromophores

Monte Carlo methods

Photon transport

Spectroscopy

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