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March 30, 2000Physics in Medicine and BiologyOpen Access

High-angle scattering events strongly affect light collection in clinically relevant measurement geometries for light transport through tissue

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MCMurat CanpolatAkdeniz UniversityJMJudith R. MourantLos Alamos National Laboratory

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