How Does Diffuse Optical Tomography Work?

Key Takeaways Diffuse Optical Tomography (DOT) is a non-invasive imaging technique using near-infrared light to visualize optical properties of soft tissue, such as brain or breast tissue.  By analyzing light absorption and scattering due to chromophores like hemoglobin, DOT enables real-time imaging of tissue oxygenation and composition.  Techniques include time, frequency, and steady-state domain systems.  […]

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