Towards Near-Infrared Imaging of the Brain
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Several methods have been employed in attempts to estimate atraumatically the in-vivo cerebral blood flow and metabolism. One approach is to measure brain hemoglobin oxygen-saturation level and blood volume in vivo by using near-infrared reflection or transmission spectroscopy1,2
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Cereb Blood Flow Total Hemoglobin Hemoglobin Oxygen Saturation Data Acquisition Rate Intact Skull
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