Abstract:Microliter air-pulse stimulated optical coherence elastography (OCE) was recently proposed for tissue biomechanical characterization using natural frequency oscillations. However, previous studies have not quantified actual stimulation parameters (e.g. time-frequency analysis), obscuring the actual stimulation-response function, leading to potential errors in natural frequency measurement. We propose a dual-channel air-pulse OCE method with one channel stimulating the sample and the other simultaneously measur… Show more
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