Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 2, 207001(2020)
Mueller Matrix Polarimetry: A Label-Free, Quantitative Optical Method for Clinical Diagnosis
Fig. 1. Schematics. (a) Schematic of the backscattering Mueller matrix imaging equipment; (b) photograph and schematic of transmission Mueller matrix microscope
Fig. 2. Backscattering Mueller matrices of four biological samples[32]. All the Mueller matrix elements are normalized by the m11. The color codes are from -1 to 1 for m11, m22, m33, and m44, and from -0.1 to 0.1 for other elements. (a) Chicken heart tissue, the black arrow line in m11 indicates the approximate orientation of muscle fibers; (b) bov
Fig. 3. Average values of MMT parameter A for three nude mouse skin samples without and with the application of sunscreen[36]. The areas under the frequency distribution curves are normalized to 1, and the horizontal axis is divided into 400 parts. (a) Without the application of sunscreen; (b) with the application of sunscreen; (c) not exposed to UV radiation
Fig. 4. Images of 8-μm-thick dewaxing slice of liver tissue with fibrosis in different stages and quantitative representation of some polarization parameters[54]. (a) F1 stage; (b) F2 stage; (c) F3 stage; (d) F4 stage; (e) average experimental values of parameters δ and t in different stages; (f) statistical distribution histograms of experimental results for parameter θ in different stages
Fig. 5. Mueller matrix derived parameters images δ, θ, t3 and
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Shen Yuanxing, Yao Yue, He Honghui, Liu Shaoxiong, Ma Hui. Mueller Matrix Polarimetry: A Label-Free, Quantitative Optical Method for Clinical Diagnosis[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(2): 207001
Category: biomedical photonics and laser medicine
Received: Nov. 11, 2019
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Published Online: Feb. 21, 2020
The Author Email: Hui Ma (mahui@tsinghua.edu.cn)