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Viktor Dremin

0000-0001-6974-3505

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Assessment of age-related skin changes using hyperspectral polarization imaging

2019

Abstract We report a development of hyperspectral polarization imaging approach for assessment of age-related skin changes. The degree of residual polarization is used as a quantitative marker of the age-related pathological malformations. The developed approach in frame of express analysis of the degree of residual polarization in each pixel of the image are shown.

Materials scienceLight detectionPixelHyperspectral imagingPolarization imagingHyperspectral imagingPolarization (waves)Diabetes mellitusSDG 3 - Good Health and Well-beingAge relatedPolarization/dk/atira/pure/sustainabledevelopmentgoals/good_health_and_well_beingCollagensense organsResidual polarizationAdvanced glycation end-productsBiomedical engineering
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Polarization-sensitive hyperspectral imaging of human skin: From system design to clinical validation (Conference Presentation)

2020

We present the development and validation of a new approach for quantitative functional imaging of human skin based on the machine learning technique for the analysis of the hyperspectral skin images. The considered skin parameters include blood volume fraction, blood oxygenation, melanin content, and the epidermal layer thickness. Additionally, the degree of residual polarization of the reflected light has been analyzed. The validity of the approach has been confirmed by the initial preclinical tests with the tissue-mimicking phantoms, functional in-vivo skin tests, and pilot clinical study of type II diabetic patients. The proposed technique has great potential to be implemented in clinic…

Functional imagingChronic skin ulcersPolarization sensitiveintegumentary systembusiness.industryBlood oxygenationHyperspectral imagingMedicineHuman skinResidual polarizationbusinessLayer thicknessBiomedical engineeringMicro- and Nanotechnology Sensors, Systems, and Applications XII
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