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Mapping depolarization properties of biotissues for increasing specificity of OCT

R. Kuranov, V. Gelikonov, A. Shakhov, A. Terentyeva, I. Turchin, and V. Kamensky

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Abstract

To increase the specificity of optical coherence tomography (OCT) a map of depolarizing properties of biological tissues has been acquired by means of crosspolarization OCT. Comparisons between tomograms obtained in orthogonal polarizations have been made.

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