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Simultaneous imaging of blood flow and hemoglobin concentration change in skin tissue using NIR speckle patterns

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Abstract

We propose a method for imaging simultaneously blood flow and hemoglobin concentration change in skin tissue using speckle patterns acquired at two wavelengths of 780 and 830 nm. Experimental results demonstrate that the method is useful for time-varying analysis of blood circulation in human forearm skin tissue from one set of sequential speckle images.

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