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Recovery of Indocyanine Green Boli in the Cortex of Adult Humans from Time-Resolved in-vivo Fluorescence Measurements

H. Wabnitz, A. Jelzow, R. Macdonald, H. Obrig, and J. Steinbrink

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Abstract

Indocyanine green bolus tracking to assess cerebral perfusion may benefit from fluorescence detection. We present a novel approach to depth-discriminated retrieval of the bolus shape by empirical estimation of time-resolved intra- and extracerebral sensitivity functions.

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