Cross-polarised optical coherence tomography is a promising technique to reveal certain pathologic conditions in tissue. However, endoscopic devices with flexible small probes to detect diseased areas intraoperatively barely exist. We present an extension of a commercially available swept-source OCT system. Applying a common-path probe, the polarisation of reference and sample arm does not need to be further balanced. Due to a depolariser, the system is independent of the inputpolarisation.
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Milanesi, AlessioPrimo
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2020-01-01
Abstract
Cross-polarised optical coherence tomography is a promising technique to reveal certain pathologic conditions in tissue. However, endoscopic devices with flexible small probes to detect diseased areas intraoperatively barely exist. We present an extension of a commercially available swept-source OCT system. Applying a common-path probe, the polarisation of reference and sample arm does not need to be further balanced. Due to a depolariser, the system is independent of the inputpolarisation.File in questo prodotto:
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