Abstract

We have previously demonstrated that phosphorescence lifetime imaging (PLI) allows for unbiased determination of absolute oxygen levels in homogeneously absorbing/scattering media. We computationally show that tomographic PLI can perform equally well in heterogeneous environments relying only on surface measurements of phosphorescence.

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