Experimental and numerical investigation of wavelength and resolution dependency of dynamic optical coherence tomography signals

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Main Authors: Fujimura, Shumpei, El-Sadek, Ibrahim Abd, Morishita, Rion, Makita, Shuichi, Furukawa, Atsuko, Mukherjee, Pradipta, Lim, Yiheng, Zhu, Lida, Feng, Yunake, Seesan, Thitiya, Matsusaka, Satoshi, Yasuno, Yoshiaki
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author Fujimura, Shumpei
El-Sadek, Ibrahim Abd
Morishita, Rion
Makita, Shuichi
Furukawa, Atsuko
Mukherjee, Pradipta
Lim, Yiheng
Zhu, Lida
Feng, Yunake
Seesan, Thitiya
Matsusaka, Satoshi
Yasuno, Yoshiaki
author_facet Fujimura, Shumpei
El-Sadek, Ibrahim Abd
Morishita, Rion
Makita, Shuichi
Furukawa, Atsuko
Mukherjee, Pradipta
Lim, Yiheng
Zhu, Lida
Feng, Yunake
Seesan, Thitiya
Matsusaka, Satoshi
Yasuno, Yoshiaki
contents The wavelength and system-resolution dependencies of dynamic optical coherence tomography (DOCT) are investigated experimentally and numerically. Experimental investigations demonstrate significant wavelength dependency for the DOCT values but no resolution dependency. Numerical simulations were performed using diffusion, random-ballistic motion, and mono-directional flow-based motion models. Diffusion and random-ballistic motion-based simulations show significant wavelength dependency. Additionally, small but certain resolution dependency was revealed by these simulations. Mono-directional flow simulations did not show wavelength dependency, but did demonstrate resolution dependency. The DOCT value is sensitive to both tissue dynamics and the OCT system specification. These effects should be considered when interpreting DOCT images.
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spellingShingle Experimental and numerical investigation of wavelength and resolution dependency of dynamic optical coherence tomography signals
Fujimura, Shumpei
El-Sadek, Ibrahim Abd
Morishita, Rion
Makita, Shuichi
Furukawa, Atsuko
Mukherjee, Pradipta
Lim, Yiheng
Zhu, Lida
Feng, Yunake
Seesan, Thitiya
Matsusaka, Satoshi
Yasuno, Yoshiaki
Optics
The wavelength and system-resolution dependencies of dynamic optical coherence tomography (DOCT) are investigated experimentally and numerically. Experimental investigations demonstrate significant wavelength dependency for the DOCT values but no resolution dependency. Numerical simulations were performed using diffusion, random-ballistic motion, and mono-directional flow-based motion models. Diffusion and random-ballistic motion-based simulations show significant wavelength dependency. Additionally, small but certain resolution dependency was revealed by these simulations. Mono-directional flow simulations did not show wavelength dependency, but did demonstrate resolution dependency. The DOCT value is sensitive to both tissue dynamics and the OCT system specification. These effects should be considered when interpreting DOCT images.
title Experimental and numerical investigation of wavelength and resolution dependency of dynamic optical coherence tomography signals
topic Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.21539