Optical-resolution photoacoustic imaging through thick tissue with a thin capillary as a dual optical-in acoustic-out waveguide

We demonstrate the ability to guide high-frequency photoacoustic waves through thick tissue with a water-filled silica-capillary (150 μm inner diameter and 30 mm long). An optical-resolution photoacoustic image of a 30 μm diameter absorbing nylon thread was obtained by guiding the acoustic waves in...

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Veröffentlicht in:Applied physics letters 2015-03, Vol.106 (9)
Hauptverfasser: Simandoux, Olivier, Stasio, Nicolino, Gateau, Jérome, Huignard, Jean-Pierre, Moser, Christophe, Psaltis, Demetri, Bossy, Emmanuel
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description We demonstrate the ability to guide high-frequency photoacoustic waves through thick tissue with a water-filled silica-capillary (150 μm inner diameter and 30 mm long). An optical-resolution photoacoustic image of a 30 μm diameter absorbing nylon thread was obtained by guiding the acoustic waves in the capillary through a 3 cm thick fat layer. The transmission loss through the capillary was about −20 dB, much lower than the −120 dB acoustic attenuation through the fat layer. The overwhelming acoustic attenuation of high-frequency acoustic waves by biological tissue can therefore be avoided by the use of a small footprint capillary acoustic waveguide for remote detection. We finally demonstrate that the capillary can be used as a dual optical-in acoustic-out waveguide, paving the way for the development of minimally invasive optical-resolution photoacoustic endoscopes free of any acoustic or optical elements at their imaging tip.
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Acoustic attenuation
Acoustic waveguides
Acoustics
Applied physics
Capillary optics
Capillary waves
Endoscopes
Optical components
Silicon dioxide
Transmission loss
Wave attenuation
title Optical-resolution photoacoustic imaging through thick tissue with a thin capillary as a dual optical-in acoustic-out waveguide
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