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Fast optoacoustic mesoscopy, using the skin as a window for therapeutic monitoring of local and systemic disease
Mesoscopic optoacoustic imaging, or raster-scan optoacoustic mesoscopy (RSOM), is a medical imaging technique that enable label-free, high-resolution optocal imaging of previously invisible pathophysiological features at skin depth of 1-5 mm. The aim of the WINTHER project is to produce the next generation of RSOM technology that will enable this technique to be used as a precision tool for therapy monitoring of inflammatory skin and cardio-metabolic diseases. Read more…
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