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Enhancement Of Penetration Depth For Backscattering-mode Nonlinear-absorption Imaging In Turbid Media

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Abstract

Using only ~5 mw laser power, we imaged in backscattering mode a nonlinear absorbing object at 2.5 mm depth, which is five times the mean-free-path-length in a turbid medium, by optimizing the detection.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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