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Phase waves of local depolarization in biological tissues object speckle fields.Fundamental and applied aspects
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作者 yurii ushenko Alexander ushenko +9 位作者 Alexander Dubolazov Mykhaylo Gorsky Irina Soltys Olexandra Litvinenko Victor Bachinsky Ivan Mikirin Olexander Salega Ivan Garasim Jun Zheng Lin Bin 《Journal of Innovative Optical Health Sciences》 2025年第5期113-133,共21页
Our gosl was to develop and experimentally validate a polarization-interferene method for phsae scanning of laser speckle fields generated by diffuse layers of birefringent biological tissues.This method isolates and ... Our gosl was to develop and experimentally validate a polarization-interferene method for phsae scanning of laser speckle fields generated by diffuse layers of birefringent biological tissues.This method isolates and uses new diagnostic parameters related to the"phsse WAvEs of local depolarization".We combined polarization-interferenæregistration with phase scanning of complex amplitude distributions in diffuse Laser speckle fields to detect phase waves of local depolarization in birefringent fibrillar networks of biological tisue and messure their modulation depth.This eppгоsch led to the discovery of new criteria for differentiating verious necrotic changes in diffuse histological samples of myocardial tisue from decmsed individuals with"ischemic heart disase(IHD)--cute coronary insufficiency(ACT)",even in the presænce of a high level of depolarized bckground.To evaluate the degree of necrotic changes in the optical anisotropy of difuse myocardial Layers,a new quantitative parameter--modulation depth of local depolarization wave fluctustions-has been proposed.Using this approsch,for the first time,differentiation of diffuse myocardial samples from decessed individuals with IHD and ACI was achieved witha very good 90.45%and outstanding aocuracy of 95.2%. 展开更多
关键词 olarization DEPOLARIZATION interference phase scanning optical anisotropy BIREFRINGENCE biological tissue myocardium.
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