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Ewerlöf et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Estimating skin blood saturation by selecting a subset of hyperspectral imaging data

Ewerlöf et al., 2015

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12485390212958725866
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Ewerlöf M
Salerud E
Strömberg T
Larsson M
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Imaging, manipulation, and analysis of biomolecules, cells, and tissues XIII

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Skin blood haemoglobin saturation (𝑠 b) can be estimated with hyperspectral imaging using the wavelength (λ) range of 450-700 nm where haemoglobin absorption displays distinct spectral characteristics. Depending on the image size and photon transport algorithm …
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