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White Light and Coherent Raman Spectroscopy in the Brain

Daniel Cote

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Abstract

A spectroscopic fiber-based system with white light and coherent Raman contrast is demonstrated. Both modalities are used to identify the tissue types in different species (mice, rats, pigs and monkeys, humans). Results showing the differences between tissue types will be presented.

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