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A simple algorithm for diffuse optical tomography without Jacobian inversion
Ria Paul1, K Murali1, Sumana Chetia1
1Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB), Mumbai-400076, India.
Abstract:
A computationally simpler algorithm to reconstruct the optical property distribution of turbid media using diffuse optical tomographic principles is presented. The proposed algorithm eliminates the requirement of large Jacobian matrix inversion which otherwise is essential for tomographic imaging. The most significant Jacobians are identified based on proper thresholding of the measurement and the intersection of these Jacobians gives the approximate spatial location of the inhomogeneity. The algorithm is tested and optimized using simulations and further validated using tissue-mimicking phantom-based experiments andin-vivosmall-animal experiments.
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