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Longitudinal imaging in biological tissues by use of femtosecond optical echography

Emmanuel Abraham, Edouard Bordenave, Gedas Jonusauskas, Jean Oberlé, and Claude Rullière

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Abstract

We present an optical imaging system, called “optical echography”, which provides longitudinal slices of a biological sample directly and at video-rate. The apparatus, based on a femtosecond laser light source, employs the property of time-to-space conversion of a single-shot correlator in order to image in vivo biological tissues with a depth resolution of 10 micrometers.

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