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Clinical results from a 32-channel time resolved system used to image the breast

Tara D. Yates, Jeremy C. Hebden, Adam P. Gibson, Nicholas L. Everdell, David T. Delpy, Simon R. Arridge, Michael Douek, and Wayne Chicken

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Abstract

Studies on volunteers are being performed to evaluate three-dimensional time-resolved optical tomography as a means of detecting and specifying breast disease. Two acquisition geometries have been assessed and the images obtained from a variety of studies are presented.

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