Frontiers in Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: April 28, 2020
Prevention
of
secondary
damage
is
an
important
goal
in
the
treatment
severe
neurological
conditions,
such
as
major
head
trauma
or
stroke.
However,
there
currently
a
lack
non-invasive
methods
for
monitoring
cerebral
physiology.
Diffuse
optical
have
been
proposed
inexpensive,
bedside
monitor
capable
providing
neurophysiology
information
neurocritical
patients.
reliability
technique
to
provide
accurate
longitudinal
measurement
during
clinical
evolution
patient
remains
largely
unaddressed.
Here,
we
report
on
translation
hybrid
diffuse
system
combining
frequency
domain
spectroscopy
(FD-DOS)
and
correlation
(DCS)
real-time
physiology
neuro
intensive
care
unit
(neuro-ICU).
More
specifically,
present
case
study
admitted
with
high-grade
aneurysmal
subarachnoid
hemorrhage,
who
was
monitored
throughout
hospitalization.
We
show
that
neurophysiological
parameters
measured
by
optics
at
are
consistent
all
different
stages
following
its
brain
lesion.
These
data
support
DOS/DCS
useful
biomarker
neuro-ICU,
particularly
locations
where
other
resources
limited.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(8)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Near-infrared
diffuse
correlation
tomography
(DCT)
is
an
emerging
technology
for
tomographic
imaging
of
blood
flow
index
(BFI)
in
biological
tissues
through
quantifying
the
light
electric
field
temporal
autocorrelation
function.
With
conventional
approaches,
proper
reconstruction
BFI
images
a
challenging
task
from
limited
DCT
signals
due
to
severe
imbalance
between
optical
measurements
and
voxels
be
reconstructed.
In
this
study,
we
proposed
complete
deep
learning
solution
DCT,
including
dataset
containing
massive
prior
information
network
training,
long
short-term
memory
neural
signal
denoising,
as
well
convolutional
mapping
into
images.
The
was
comprehensively
validated
both
computer
simulations
phantom
experiments,
demonstrating
its
strong
superiority
over
approach
precise
robustness
reconstructions
target
anomalies,
with
much
better
performance
reducing
errors
(i.e.,
mean
absolute
error
reduced
by
26.1
times)
preserving
fine
structure
similarity
measure
increased
12.8
times).
establishment
strategy
enables
future
exploration
microvasculature
mechanism
on
pathological
even
signals.
Journal of Biomedical Optics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30(05)
Published: May 16, 2025
Diffuse
correlation
tomography
(DCT)
is
an
emerging
technique
for
the
noninvasive
measurement
of
breast
microvascular
blood
flow,
whereas
its
capability
to
categorize
benign
and
malignant
lesions
has
not
been
extensively
validated
thus
far,
due
difficulties
in
instrumentation,
image
reconstruction
algorithms,
appropriate
approaches
imaging
analyses.
This
artificial
intelligence
(AI)-assisted
DCT
instrumentation
was
constructed
based
on
a
unique
source-detector
array
algorithm.
The
images
breasts
were
obtained
from
61
females,
AI
models
utilized
classify
lesions.
During
this
process,
flow
either
extracted
as
feature
parameters
or
global
inputs
models.
As
validations
longitudinal
monitoring
healthy
subjects
demonstrated
stability
measurements.
For
patients
with
diseases,
comprehensive
analyses
yield
AI-assisted
classification
excellent
performance
distinguishing
between
lesions,
at
accuracy
97%.
reflects
functional
abnormalities
that
are
associated
cancellous-induced
high
metabolic
demands,
demonstrating
great
potential
early
diagnosis
timely
therapeutic
assessment
cancer,
e.g.,
prior
tumor
formation
proliferation
networks.
Journal of Applied Physiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
127(5), P. 1328 - 1337
Published: Sept. 12, 2019
In
the
last
20
yr,
near-infrared
diffuse
correlation
spectroscopy
(DCS)
has
been
developed
for
providing
a
noninvasive
estimate
of
microvascular
blood
flow
(BF)
as
BF
index
(BF
i
)
in
human
skin,
muscle,
breast,
brain,
and
other
tissue
types.
this
study,
we
proposed
new
motion
correction
algorithm
DCS-derived
able
to
remove
artifacts
during
cycling
exercise.
We
tested
on
DCS
data
collected
exercise
demonstrated
that
can
be
used
quantify
muscle
dynamic
high-intensity
addition,
measured
regional
oxygen
metabolic
rate
(MRO
2i
by
combining
frequency-domain
multidistance
(FDNIRS)
oximetry
with
measures.
Recreationally
active
subjects
(
n
=
12;
31
±
8
183
4
cm,
79
10
kg)
pedaled
at
80–100
revolutions/min
until
volitional
fatigue
work
increase
30
W
every
min.
Exercise
intensity
was
normalized
each
subject
power
peak
(W
).
Both
rectus
femoris
MRO
increased
from
15%
up
75%
then
plateaued
end
During
recovery
power,
remained
almost
constant,
whereas
started
decrease.
The
/MRO
plateau
associated
rising
lactate
concentration,
indicating
progressive
involvement
anaerobic
metabolism.
These
findings
further
highlight
utility
FDNIRS
effective,
reproducible,
techniques
assess
real
time
such
cycling.
NEW
&
NOTEWORTHY
To
best
our
knowledge,
study
is
first
demonstrate
combination
monitor
quadriceps
metabolism
high
temporal
resolution
optically
parameters
confirm
expected
relationship
between
flow,
oxidative
metabolism,
production
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9
Published: July 2, 2021
Stem
cell-based
therapies
have
been
shown
potential
in
regenerative
medicine.
In
these
cells,
mesenchymal
stem
cells
(MSCs)
the
ability
of
self-renewal
and
being
differentiated
into
different
types
such
as
cardiovascular
cells.
Moreover,
MSCs
low
immunogenicity
immunomodulatory
properties,
can
protect
myocardium,
which
are
ideal
qualities
for
repair.
Transplanting
has
demonstrated
improved
outcomes
treating
diseases
preclinical
trials.
However,
there
still
some
challenges,
their
rate
migration
to
ischemic
tissue
retention,
survival
after
transplantation.
To
solve
problems,
an
method
should
be
developed
precisely
quantitatively
monitor
viability
transplanted
vivo
providing
guidance
clinical
translation.
Cell
imaging
is
method,
but
requires
a
suitable
contrast
agent
label
track
This
article
reviews
uses
nanoparticles
agents
tracking
challenges
use
treatment
diseases.
Biomedical Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 5358 - 5358
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
Diffuse
correlation
spectroscopy
faces
challenges
concerning
the
contamination
of
cutaneous
and
deep
tissue
blood
flow.
We
propose
a
long
short-term
memory
network
to
directly
quantify
flow
rates
shallow
deep-layer
tissues.
By
exploiting
different
contributions
auto-correlation
functions,
we
accurately
predict
(RMSE
=
0.047
0.034
ml/min/100
g
simulated
tissue,
R2
0.99
0.99,
respectively)
in
two-layer
phantom
experiment.
This
approach
is
useful
evaluating
responses
active
muscles,
where
both
deep-muscle
increase
with
exercise.
The Journal of Physiology,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
597(11), P. 2887 - 2901
Published: April 15, 2019
Diffuse
correlation
spectroscopy
(DCS)
is
emerging
as
a
powerful
tool
to
assess
skeletal
muscle
perfusion.
Near-infrared
(NIRS)
an
established
technique
for
characterizing
the
transport
and
utilization
of
oxygen
through
microcirculation.
Here
we
compared
combined
NIRS-DCS
system
with
conventional
measures
delivery
during
handgrip
exercise.
The
data
show
good
concurrent
validity
between
convective
DCS-derived
blood
flow
index,
well
extraction
at
conduit
microvascular
level.
We
then
manipulated
forearm
arterial
perfusion
pressure
by
adjusting
position
exercising
arm
relative
heart.
that
can
be
uncoupled
from
delivery,
tissue
saturation
seemingly
compensates
maintain
consumption.
Taken
together,
these
support
novel
role
in
understanding
determinants
consumption
level.Diffuse
Combining
DCS
near-infrared
introduces
exciting
possibilities
consumption;
however,
no
investigation
has
directly
limb.
To
address
this
knowledge
gap,
nine
healthy
males
performed
rhythmic
exercise
simultaneous
measurements
NIRS-DCS,
Doppler
venous
content.
two
approaches
showed
validity,
directionally
similar
responses
between:
(a)
Doppler-derived
index
(BFI),
(b)
NIRS-derived
saturation.
explore
utility
across
physiological
spectrum,
altering
above
or
below
level
As
expected,
increased
both
positions,
but
markedly
different
magnitudes
(below:
+424.3
±
41.4
ml/min,
above:
+306
12.0
P
=
0.002).
In
contrast,
BFI
extent
exercise,
regardless
(P
0.65).
Importantly,
time
reach
steady
state
was
slower
heart,
supporting
experimental
design.
Notably,
observed
faster
desaturation
onset
resulting
profiles
throughout
non-invasively
Neurophotonics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(01)
Published: March 6, 2023
SignificanceThe
optical
measurement
of
cerebral
oxygen
metabolism
was
evaluated.AimCompare
optically
derived
signals
to
the
electroencephalographic
bispectral
index
(BIS)
sensors
monitor
propofol-induced
anesthesia
during
surgery.ApproachRelative
metabolic
rate
(rCMRO2)
and
blood
flow
(rCBF)
were
measured
by
time-resolved
diffuse
correlation
spectroscopies.
Changes
tested
against
relative
BIS
(rBIS)
ones.
The
synchronism
in
changes
also
assessed
R-Pearson
correlation.ResultsIn
23
measurements,
showed
significant
agreement
with
rBIS:
propofol
induction,
rBIS
decreased
67%
[interquartile
ranges
(IQR)
62%
71%],
rCMRO2
33%
(IQR
18%
46%),
rCBF
28%
10%
37%).
During
recovery,
a
increase
observed
for
(48%,
IQR
38%
55%),
(29%,
17%
39%),
(30%,
44%).
significance
direction
subject-by-subject
tested:
coupling
between
rBIS,
rCMRO2,
witnessed
majority
cases
(14/18
12/18
19/21
13/18
initial
final
part,
respectively).
These
correlated
time
(R
>
0.69
R
=
1,
p-values
<
0.05).ConclusionsOptics
can
reliably
such
conditions.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
19(12), P. 8424 - 8430
Published: Nov. 13, 2019
High-performance
photodetectors
operating
in
the
near-infrared
(0.75-1.4
μm)
and
short-wave
infrared
(1.4-3.0
portion
of
electromagnetic
spectrum
are
key
components
many
optical
systems.
Here,
we
report
on
a
combined
experimental
theoretical
study
square
millimeter
array
comprising
3
million
n+-i-n+
InP
nanowires
grown
by
MOVPE
from
periodically
ordered
Au
seed
particles.
The
nominal
i-segment,
20
InAs0.40P0.60
quantum
discs,
was
use
an
optimized
Zn
doping
to
compensate
nonintentional
n-doping.
exhibit
bias-
power-dependent
responsivities
reaching
record-high
values
250
A/W
at
980
nm/20
nW
990
532
nm/60
nW,
both
3.5
V
bias.
Moreover,
due
embedded
photoresponse
covers
broad
spectral
range
about
0.70
2.5
eV,
effect
outperforming
conventional
single
InGaAs
detectors
dual
Si/Ge
detectors.
high
responsivity,
related
gain,
results
novel
proposed
photogating
mechanism,
induced
complex
charge
carrier
dynamics
involving
excitation
recombination
discs
interface
traps,
which
reduces
electron
transport
barrier
between
highly
doped
n+
contact
i-segment.
obtained
perfect
agreement
with
model
represent
significant
step
forward
toward
understanding
gain
nanoscale
realization
commercially
viable
broadband
photon
ultrahigh
gain.
Journal of Healthcare Engineering,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
2019, P. 1 - 11
Published: Feb. 12, 2019
Tissue
hemodynamics,
including
the
blood
flow,
oxygenation,
and
oxygen
metabolism,
are
closely
associated
with
many
diseases.
As
one
of
portable
optical
technologies
to
explore
human
physiology
assist
in
healthcare,
near-infrared
diffuse
spectroscopy
(NIRS)
for
tissue
oxygenation
measurement
has
been
developed
four
decades.
In
recent
years,
a
dynamic
NIRS
technology,
namely,
correlation
(DCS),
emerging
as
tool
flow
measurement.
this
article,
we
briefly
describe
basic
principle
algorithms
static
(i.e.,
DCS).
Then,
elaborate
on
instrumentation,
either
commercially
available
or
custom-made,
well
their
applications
physiological
studies
clinic.
The
extension
NIRS/DCS
from
imaging
was
depicted,
followed
by
introductions
advanced
that
were
recently
proposed.
future
prospective
feasibilities
routine
utilization
hospital
is
finally
discussed.