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Spatially resolved measurement of absolute blood oxygen saturation in a tissue phantom using photoacoustic spectroscopy

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Abstract

Pulsed photoacoustic spectroscopy was used to make quantitative and spatially resolved measurements of blood oxygen saturation (SO2) in vitro with a performance comparable to that of a CO-oximeter.

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