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Fibre-coupled handheld multiphoton microscope with active motion compensation for in vivo skin imaging

Ben Sherlock, Sean Warren, James Stone, Mark Neil, Carl Paterson, Jonathan Knight, Paul French, and Chris Dunsby

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Abstract

To address the challenge of sample motion during in vivo imaging, we present a handheld multiphoton microscope with active motion compensation. We demonstrate the system's ability to compensate motion in ex vivo mouse skin.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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