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Sound as a qualitative index of speckle laser to monitor biological systems

2019-03-01

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The Biospeckle Laser (BSL) induced phenomenon is recorded as light scattered from the surface of illuminated test material, and the methodology is established as a tool for the non-destructive assessment of biological tissues. The output of BSL-based recording is normally numeric data that are processed to generate graphical and visual information. However, BSL outputs could presented in a qualitative audible form...

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Literature Corpus work: 782077aa-a99f-5454-b56e-19948e99f40e
DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2019.01.051

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