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titleOfInvention Optical techniques for examination of biological tissues
abstract (57) SUMMARY A method and system for examining tissue (8) located between an inlet (101, 103) and a detector (107) is described. A light source (102, 104) for introducing an electromagnetic wave of visible or infrared wavelength to an object is provided. The detection port is optically coupled to the detector (106), and the detector is connected to the detection circuit (110). The intensity of the radiation introduced at the entrance is selected to define a null plane (105) in the tissue. The detection port is positioned relatively to the null plane. Radiation is introduced into the object from the first entrance and radiation that has traveled through the tissue is detected. The detection circuit stores a first detection signal corresponding to the first detection radiation. Radiation is introduced and detected from the second entrance. Processing data is obtained by subtracting the first detection signal from the second detection signal corresponding to the second detection radiation.
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