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Dynamic Functional and Mechanical Response of Breast Tissue to Compression

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Abstract

We characterize the functional and mechanical response of breast tissue to external compression by optically monitoring tissue chromophore concentrations in parallel with tissue reaction force measurements. We estimate tissue metabolism using a partial occlusion model.

© 2008 Optical Society of America

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