Harry L. Graber,1 Christoph H. Schmitz,1 Yaling Pei,2 Sheng Zhong,3 San-Lian S. Barbour,2 Seth B. Blattman,1 Thomas F. Panetta M.D.,1 Randall Locke Barbour4
1SUNY/Downstate Medical Ctr. (United States) 2NIRx Medical Technologies Corp. (United States) 3Polytechnic Univ. (United States) 4SUNY/Downstate Medical Ctr. and Polytechnic Univ. (United States)
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Representative results from simulated, laboratory and physiological studies are presented, demonstrating the ability to extract important features of dynamic behavior from dense scattering media. These results were obtained by analyzing a time series of image data. Investigations on the human forearm clearly reveal the ability to identify and correctly locate principal features of the vasculature. Characterization of these features using linear and nonlinear time-series analysis methods can produce a wealth of information regarding the spatio-temporal features of the dynamics of vascular reactivity.
Harry L. Graber,Christoph H. Schmitz,Yaling Pei,Sheng Zhong,San-Lian S. Barbour,Seth B. Blattman,Thomas F. Panetta M.D., andRandall Locke Barbour
"Spatiotemporal imaging of vascular reactivity", Proc. SPIE 3978, Medical Imaging 2000: Physiology and Function from Multidimensional Images, (20 April 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.383418
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Harry L. Graber, Christoph H. Schmitz, Yaling Pei, Sheng Zhong, San-Lian S. Barbour, Seth B. Blattman, Thomas F. Panetta M.D., Randall Locke Barbour, "Spatiotemporal imaging of vascular reactivity," Proc. SPIE 3978, Medical Imaging 2000: Physiology and Function from Multidimensional Images, (20 April 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.383418