Abstract
Using state of the art femtosecond laser technology, in vivo optical coherence tomography imaging with subcellular level resolution is achieved, enabling optical biopsy, the in situ visualization of biological tissue at the level of histopathology. Spectroscopic OCT allows the extraction of spatially resolved functional or biochemical properties.
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