Effect of purification, dehydration, and coagulation processes on the optical parameters of biological tissues

In this study, the effects of purification, dehydration, and coagulation processes on absorption reduced scattering coefficients chicken liver tissues have been investigated by using a single integrating sphere system. The purification process performed tissue samples to remove blood residue has found cause slight change in optical parameters. Although dehydration brings about an increase coefficient due water loss, no direct relationship observed between level tissue. addition, it that there was relatively small significant after process. Therefore, can be said penetration depth decreased significantly unlike purification. Moreover, fluence rate distributions inside fresh, purified, dehydrated, coagulated models Monte Carlo modeling photon transport multilayered simulation code.