Errata: Study of optical properties and proteoglycan content of tendons by polarization sensitive optical coherence tomography

Yang, Ying; Rupani, Asha; Bagnaninchi, Pierre; Wimpenny, Ian; Weightman, Alan P.

doi:10.1117/1.jbo.18.1.019801

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“…When observing collagenous and birefringent media, polarization sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS‐OCT) has shown some interesting results . De Boer et al and Yang et al utilized PS‐OCT for a tendon structural study. The former group provided 2D depth‐resolved birefringence images of bovine tendon to investigate the effect of thermal injuries and pathological changes of birefringence material during laser therapy.…”

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A new approach for optical assessment of directional anisotropy in turbid media

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Shupp

et al. 2015

Journal of Biophotonics

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A study of polarized light transport in scattering media exhibiting directional anisotropy or linear birefringence is presented in this paper. Novel theoretical and experimental methodologies for the quantification of birefringent alignment based on out-of-plane polarized light transport are presented here. A polarized Monte Carlo model and a polarimetric imaging system were devised to predict and measure the impact of birefringence on an impinging linearly polarized light beam. Ex-vivo experiments conducted on bovine tendon, a biological sample consisting of highly packed type I collagen fibers with birefringent property, showed good agreement with the analytical results. Top view geometry of the in-plane (a) and the out-of-plane (b) detection. Letter C indicates the location of the detection arm.

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