Northwestern University

American Biooptics, LLC

The Quyen Nguyen

Vadim Backman

Nikhil N Mutyal

Bradley Gould

Michael C Garrett

Frank Garrett, Jr

Jeremy D Rogers

Andrew J Radosevich

An automated calibration system that includes a probe guide and a target assembly. The probe guide receives an optical probe, and the target assembly includes one or more calibration targets. The target assembly is slideable relative to the probe guide so that a first calibration target is aligned under the optical probe in a first position of the target assembly and a second calibration target is aligned under the optical probe in a second position of the target assembly.

Automated calibration system for a fiber optic probe

Low-coherence enhanced backscattering (LEBS) spectroscopy is an angular resolved backscattering technique that is sensitive to sub-diffusion light transport length scales in which information about the scattering phase function is preserved. Lens-based and lens-free fiber optic LEBS probes are described that are capable of measuring optical properties of a target tissue through depth-limited measurements of backscattering angles within the enhanced backscattered cone.

Probe apparatus for measuring depth-limited properties with low-coherence enhanced backscattering

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Evanston, IL, United States of America

The Quyen Nguyen