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Improved Lifetime Analysis using Angular-Domain Fluorescence Imaging in a Tissue-Like Phantom

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Abstract

Angular-domain fluorescence imaging is defined by the use of an angular filter array to restrict detection of multiply-scattered photons for improved depth-spatial resolution. The benefits of its application to fluorescence lifetime imaging are presented.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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