Diffusing-wave polarimetry for tissue diagnostics

  • Macdonald C
  • Doronin A
  • Peña A
  • et al.
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Abstract

We exploit the directional awareness of circularly and/or elliptically polarized light propagating within media which exhibit high numbers of scattering events. By tracking the Stokes vector of the detected light on the Poincaŕe sphere, we demonstrate its applicability for characterization of anisotropy of scattering. A phenomenological model is shown to have an excellent agreement with the experimental data and with the results obtained by the polarization tracking Monte Carlo model, developed in house. By analogy to diffusing-wave spectroscopy we call this approach diffusing-wave polarimetry, and illustrate its utility in probing cancerous and non-cancerous tissue samplesin vitro for diagnostic purposes. © 2014 SPIE.

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Macdonald, C., Doronin, A., Peña, A. F., Eccles, M., & Meglinski, I. (2014). Diffusing-wave polarimetry for tissue diagnostics. In Optical Biopsy XII (Vol. 8940, p. 894007). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2038658

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