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Problems and Solutions in 3-D Analysis of Phase Biological Objects by Optical Diffraction Tomography
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Image ReconstructionEngineeringMicroscopyBiomedical EngineeringMicroscopy MethodOptical Diffraction TomographyBiostatisticsBiophysicsRadiologyLimited Angle VersionReconstruction TechniqueMedical ImagingOphthalmologyDiffractionInverse ProblemsBiophotonicsMedical Image ComputingTotal Processing PathsPhase RetrievalPhase Biological ObjectsMicroscope Image Processing3-D AnalysisBiomedical ImagingQuantitative Phase ImagingMedicineTomography3D Imaging
Optical Diffraction Tomography is a technique for retrieving a 3-dimensional refractive index distribution from phase objects without destroying the structure of the samples. In the article we discuss the selection and implementation of full and limited angle version of tomographic reconstruction processes together with the analysis of different methods for gathering projections. We present two efficient implementations of full and limited angle tomographic systems including total processing paths and providing the examplary results of 3-D refractive index determination measurements of biological samples.
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