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    • Biomedical optics
    • Soft matter physics
    • Tissue optics

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    • Dynamic multiple light scattering (DMLS) is valuable for soft matter physics and biomedical optics.
    • Complex biological tissue geometries challenge noninvasive measurements.
    • Understanding laminar dynamics is key for tissue and organ physiology.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate if indirect (short time scales) and direct (long path lengths) DMLS approaches are synergistic or redundant for probing layered tissues.
    • To experimentally validate combined DMLS techniques in a biological context.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized path-length-filtered interferometric diffusing wave spectroscopy.
    • Integrated an optical switch to enable combined analysis of time scales and path lengths.
    • Conducted experiments on a forearm occlusion model.

    Main Results:

    • Both indirect and direct DMLS approaches provided better distinction of light scattering dynamics in layered tissues when used together.
    • The combined method demonstrated enhanced capability compared to either approach alone.
    • Synergy was observed between analyzing light fluctuations on shorter time scales and longer path lengths.

    Conclusions:

    • Integrating decorrelation time scale and light path length analysis offers a more powerful approach for probing layered tissues.
    • This combined methodology enhances noninvasive optical measurements in complex biological systems.
    • Further development of integrated DMLS methods is motivated for improved tissue characterization.