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Multi-exposure interferometric diffusing wave spectroscopy
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We present multi-exposure interferometric diffusing wave spectroscopy (MiDWS), which measures brain blood flow index (BFI) continuously and non-invasively. MiDWS employs interferometry to detect low light levels, probing the optical field autocorrelation indirectly by varying the sensor exposure time. Here MiDWS is compared with conventional interferometric diffusing wave spectroscopy and speckle contrast optical spectroscopy in phantoms. Notably, theMiDWSapproach enables the use of lowframe rate, two-dimensional complementary metal-oxide semiconductor cameras in a short exposure time regime, where detector noise greatly exceeds the sample photon count. Finally, we show that MiDWS can monitor the BFI simultaneously at two source-collector separations (1 and 3 cm) on the adult human head on a single camera, enabling the use of superficial signal regression techniques to improve brain specificity. (C) 2021 Optical Society of America
Keywords:
CEREBRAL-BLOOD-FLOW
CONTRAST OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY
