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In vivo Rat Skin Flap Viability Assessment using Dual Axis Spectroscopic Optical Coherence Tomography

Yang Zhao, Jason R. Maher, Mohamed M. Ibrahim, Jennifer S. Chien, Howard Levinson, and Adam Wax

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Abstract

Dual Axis (DA) spectroscopic optical coherence tomography enables deep tissue imaging and provides diagnostic information. Here it is applied to a McFarlane rat flap model, which exhibits a gradient in tissue injury along the flap length.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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