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In vivo detection of intrinsic optical signal changes in rat spinal cord due to formalin using a multi-wavelength CCD camera

Manan Goel, Harsha Radhakrishnan, Hanli Liu, and Yuan Bo Peng

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Abstract

Significant changes in light reflectance were seen on ipsilateral side of rat spinal cord when injecting formalin on hind paw plantar surface, showing the effectiveness of near-infrared imaging in detecting intrinsic optical signal changes.

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