In-vivo optical spectroscopy in the time-domain beyond 1100 nm
Proceedings article published in 2013 by
I. Bargigia,
A. Tosi,
A. Bahgat Shehata,
Shehata,
A. Della Frera,
A. D. Frera,
A. Farina,
A. Bassi,
P. Taroni,
A. Dalla Mora,
A. D. Mora,
F. Zappa,
R. Cubeddu,
A. Pifferi 
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Abstract
Presently time-resolved optical spectroscopy is applied with increasing success for non-invasive medical diagnostics mainly up to 1100 nm. We extended the investigation range beyond this limit, employing a supercontinuum fiber laser source and a Single-Photon Avalanche Diode in InGaAs/InP operated in gated mode. First in-vivo measurements were performed on the forearm and the breast of two healthy volunteers, reaching up to 1360 nm.