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A new imaging framework, Phys-IPSR, enhances multimode fiber (MMF) imaging fidelity at extremely low sampling rates. This breakthrough enables high-resolution reconstruction for advanced minimally invasive endoscopic systems.

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Area of Science:

Optical imaging
Biomedical engineering
Computational imaging

Background:

Multimode fiber (MMF) imaging offers ultra-fine diameters for minimally invasive endoscopy.
Low sampling rates in MMF imaging cause significant fidelity loss, hindering real-time monitoring and increasing phototoxicity.
Traditional compressed sensing methods struggle with severe information loss under extreme sampling conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel imaging framework, physical-enhanced IPSR (Phys-IPSR), for high-fidelity MMF imaging.
To improve information encoding efficiency in MMF imaging systems operating at extremely low sampling rates.
To establish a foundation for clinically compatible endoscopic systems.

Main Methods:

Implemented a deterministic front-end screening strategy to minimize mutual coherence.
Utilized a dual-stage network to retrieve high-frequency features from sparse data.
Developed the Phys-IPSR framework for enhanced information recovery.

Main Results:

Achieved high-resolution reconstruction (198x198 pixels) at an extremely low sampling rate (0.77%).
Demonstrated a fidelity improvement exceeding 20 dB over traditional compressed sensing methods (PSNR: 36.46 dB, SSIM: 0.8682).
Exhibited robustness within a 30 mm axial defocus range and rapid single-frame processing (0.047 seconds).

Conclusions:

Phys-IPSR significantly enhances information encoding efficiency for MMF imaging under extreme sampling.
The framework provides a design paradigm for high-fidelity fiber imaging, crucial for next-generation endoscopic systems.
Phys-IPSR lays the groundwork for future clinically applicable endoscopic solutions.