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Jetzfellner, T. ; Razansky, D. ; Rosenthal, A.* ; Schulz, R.B.* ; Englmeier, K.-H. ; Ntziachristos, V.

Iterative finite-element-based inversion for quantified detection of molecular targets using optoacoustic tomography.

Proc. SPIE 7258, (Suppl.1) :725812 (2009)

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We describe an improved optoacoustic tomography method, that utilizes a diffusion-based photon propagation model in order to obtain quantified reconstruction of targets embedded deep in heterogeneous scattering and absorbing tissue. For the correction we utilize an iterative finite-element solution of the light diffusion equation to build a photon propagation model. We demonstrate image improvements achieved by this method by using tissue-mimicking phantom measurements. The particular strength of the method is its ability to achieve quantified reconstructions in non-uniform illumination configurations resembling whole-body small animal imaging scenarios.

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