Depolarization imaging for fast and non-invasive monitoring of cervical microstructure remodeling in vivo during pregnancy

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  • who: Jean Rehbinder from the CNRS have published the research work: Depolarization imaging for fast and non-invasive monitoring of cervical microstructure remodeling in vivo during pregnancy, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports
  • what: The aim of this study was to determine the most relevant polarimetric parameters to monitor the steady remodeling of the cervical microstructure during pregnancy. This study shows that polarimetric imaging can be a very promising tool to probe the cervical microstructure during gestation. The results obtained in this study show that several depolarization parameters, particularly in the red/nearinfrared portion . . .

     

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