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Hyperspectral imaging in the emergency department to characterize lower leg edema
Interactions between light and biological tissue could reveal disease-related changes that could be advantageous for rapid diagnosis when applied to whole limbs. Here, we tested the extent to which visible/near-infra-red hyperspectral imaging (HSI) deployed in the emergency department could classify
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