Optical tissue sectioning using full field optical coherence tomography
AssigneeLltech Management
InventorsAlbert Claude Boccara, Fabrice Harms, Bertrand Le Conte Chrestien De Poly
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AssigneeLltech Management
InventorsAlbert Claude Boccara, Fabrice Harms, Bertrand Le Conte Chrestien De Poly
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According to a first aspect, the invention relates to a multimodal optical sectioning microscope (200, 400, 600) for full-field imaging of a volumic and scattering sample comprising: —a full-field OCT system for providing an image of a first section in depth of the sample comprising an illumination sub-system (201, 401, 601) and a full-field imaging interferometer with a detection sub system (208, 408, 608) and an optical conjugation device for optically conjugating the sample and said detection sub system, wherein said optical conjugation device comprises a microscope objective (203, 403, 603), —a supplementary full-field optical sectioning imaging system for providing a fluorescent image of a second section in depth of said sample comprising a structured illumination microscope with an illumination sub system (623), means (421, 422) for generating at the focal plane of said microscope objective of said full-field imaging interferometer a variable spatial pattern illumination and a detection sub system (624), optically conjugated with said focal plane of the microscope objective.
A multimodal optical sectioning microscope for full-field imaging of a volumic and scattering sample comprising:
A method for acquiring in depth section images of a first section of a volumic and scattering sample using a Full-Field Optical Coherence Tomography (FF-OCT) system comprising a full-field imaging interferometer and in depth section fluorescent images of a second section of said sample using a supplementary full-field optical sectioning imaging system comprising a structured illumination microscope, the method comprising:
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