• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 42, Issue 9, 2746 (2022)
Jin LIU, Run-juan FU, Tong-shuai HAN*;, Rong LIU, and Di SUN
Author Affiliations
  • State Key Laboratory of Precision Measuring Technology and Instruments, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, China
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2022)09-2746-06 Cite this Article
    Jin LIU, Run-juan FU, Tong-shuai HAN, Rong LIU, Di SUN. Spectral Analysis of Human Tissues Based on a Direct Effective Attenuation Coefficient Measurement[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(9): 2746 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagram of the diffuse reflectance measurement system with two source-detector separations
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of the diffuse reflectance measurement system with two source-detector separations
    Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for 3% Intralipid solutions of five glucose concentrations(a): EAC spectra; (b): Changes of EAC spectra
    Fig. 2. Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for 3% Intralipid solutions of five glucose concentrations
    (a): EAC spectra; (b): Changes of EAC spectra
    Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for 3% Intralipid solutions with some variables(a): EAC spectra; (b): Equivalent changes of EAC spectra referred by 3% Intralipid solution
    Fig. 3. Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for 3% Intralipid solutions with some variables
    (a): EAC spectra; (b): Equivalent changes of EAC spectra referred by 3% Intralipid solution
    Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for a finger and a site at inner arm of a subject(a): EAC spectra; (b): Difference between the spectra in (a)
    Fig. 4. Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for a finger and a site at inner arm of a subject
    (a): EAC spectra; (b): Difference between the spectra in (a)
    Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for various human bodies(a): EAC spectra for five sites of a subject; (b): Changes of EAC spectra between five spectra in (a) referred the spectrum of finger; (c): EAC spectra for fingers of three subjects; (d): Difference between the spectra in (c)
    Fig. 5. Results of effective attenuation coefficients (EAC) for various human bodies
    (a): EAC spectra for five sites of a subject; (b): Changes of EAC spectra between five spectra in (a) referred the spectrum of finger; (c): EAC spectra for fingers of three subjects; (d): Difference between the spectra in (c)
    Jin LIU, Run-juan FU, Tong-shuai HAN, Rong LIU, Di SUN. Spectral Analysis of Human Tissues Based on a Direct Effective Attenuation Coefficient Measurement[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(9): 2746
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