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Viscous optical clearing agent for in vivo optical imaging
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By allowing more photons to reach deeper tissue, the optical clearing agent (OCA) has gained increasing attention in various optical imaging modalities. However, commonly used OCAs have high fluidity, limiting their applications in in vivo studies with oblique, uneven, or moving surfaces. In this work, we reported an OCA with high viscosity. We measured the properties of this viscous OCA, and tested its successful performances in the imaging of a living animal's skin with two optical imaging modalities: photoacoustic microscopy and optical coherence tomography. Our results demonstrated that the viscous OCA has a great potential in the study of different turbid tissues using various optical imaging modalities. (C) 2014 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE)
Keywords:
optical clearing
photoacoustic microscopy
optical coherent tomography
optical imaging
ultrasonic coupling
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