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    • To develop an advanced optical imaging method for deep tissue visualization.
    • To overcome limitations of existing near-surface optical monitoring.
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    Main Methods:

    • Utilized laser topography scanning for surface data acquisition.
    • Employed a diffusion equation model to simulate photon transport in tissues.
    • Implemented a multiresolution unstructured grid for nonlinear optimization of measurement functionals.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully overcame limitations of weak scattering and near-surface monitoring.
    • Demonstrated a method capable of whole-body optical imaging.
    • Achieved resolution suitable for identifying cancerous nodules within organs during surgery.

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