Detection of multiple scattering in optical coherence tomography using the spatial distribution of Stokes vectors

Entities Mentioned

• University of Western Australia
• David D. Sampson
• Timothy R. Hillman

1. Steven G. Adie, Timothy R. Hillman, David D. Sampson. Multiple scattering is one of the main degrading influences
   in optical coherence tomography, but to date its presence in an image can
   only be indirectly inferred. We present a polarization-sensitive method that
   shows the potential to detect it more directly, based on the degree to which
   the ... [Opt. Express 15, 18033-18049 (2007)] (Read Full Article)
   
   

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