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Muscle tissue saturation in humans studied with two non-invasive optical techniques; a comparative study
Muscle tissue saturation (StO(2)) has been measured with two non-invasive optical techniques and the results were compared. One of the techniques is widely used in the hospitals - the CW-NIRS technique. The other is the photon time-of-flight spectrometer (pTOFS) developed in the Group of Biophotonic
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