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User-friendly Monte Carlo code for time-resolved fluorescence models of tissues with irregular interfaces

Viola Schweller, Robert H. Wilson, and Mary-Ann Mycek

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Abstract

Monte Carlo (MC) simulations can model photon propagation in biological tissues, but often neglect effects from irregular boundaries. We developed a time-resolved MC-algorithm in MATLAB with arbitrarily-shaped surface mesh interfaces for quantitative fluorescence lifetime sensing.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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