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28 February 2014 Pilot study to visualise and measure skin tissue oxygenation, erythema, total haemoglobin and melanin content using index maps in healthy controls
Ian Poxon, Jack Wilkinson, Ariane Herrick, Mark Dickinson, Andrea Murray
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Abstract
We report on a method for analysing multispectral images of skin in vivo for the measurement and visualisation of skin characteristics. Four different indices were used to characterise skin tissue oxygenation, erythema, total haemoglobin and melanin content. Index values were calculated pixel-wise and combined to create index maps to visualise skin properties. Quantitative measurement of tissue oxygenation saturation was possible by calibrating the oxygenation index using a commercial, calibrated oximeter. Index maps were tested by arterial occlusion of the index finger with multispectral images taken before, during and after occlusion in a pilot study with 10 healthy controls.
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Ian Poxon, Jack Wilkinson, Ariane Herrick, Mark Dickinson, and Andrea Murray "Pilot study to visualise and measure skin tissue oxygenation, erythema, total haemoglobin and melanin content using index maps in healthy controls", Proc. SPIE 8951, Optical Diagnostics and Sensing XIV: Toward Point-of-Care Diagnostics, 89510X (28 February 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2038571
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Calibration

Tissues

Absorbance

Control systems

Visualization

Multispectral imaging

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