Search for dissertations about: "optics in biomedical application"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words optics in biomedical application.
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1. Application and Design Developments in Diffractive Optics
Abstract : There has been strong development in the field of diffractive optics (DO) in research laboratories over the past two decades. Much progress has been made, both in design and analysis, as well as in manufacturing techniques. However, so far DO have only reached the market in small numbers. READ MORE
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2. Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Applications of Spectroscopy in the Photon Migration Regime
Abstract : The present thesis is devoted to two different matters: One part is the development of a novel optical technique for characterisation of solid pharmaceutical materials. The other part being the continued development of photon time-of-flight spectroscopy, as well as exploration of new application areas of this method. READ MORE
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3. Luminescence Spectroscopy For Biomedical Applications
Abstract : This work presents optical methods utilizing visible light for characterization of biological tissue during diagnostics and treatment processes. The main aim has been to improve the therapeutic outcome of treatment modalities in in vivo studies. READ MORE
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4. Spectroscopic techniques for photodynamic therapy dosimetry
Abstract : Photodynamic therapy (PDT) as a cancer treatment modality relies on the simultaneous presence of three components; light, photosensitiser and oxygen. Once excited by the light, the photosensitiser can interact with oxygen, leading to the formation of toxic oxygen species. READ MORE
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5. Light Propagation and Gas Absorption Studies in Turbid Media Using Tunable Diode Llaser Techniques
Abstract : Optical absorption spectroscopy is a widely used analytical tool for constituent analysis in many applications. According to the Beer-Lambert law, the transmitted light intensity through a homogeneous medium is an exponential function of the product of the concentration, the total pathlength, and the absorption cross-section of the absorbing substance. READ MORE