Fig. 2: GASMAS clinical application for neonatal lung oxygen detection and monitoring. | Pediatric Research

Fig. 2: GASMAS clinical application for neonatal lung oxygen detection and monitoring.

From: Gas in scattering media absorption spectroscopy as a potential tool in neonatal respiratory care

Fig. 2

a, b Skin placement of the probes overlying lung area. LS - light source probe, DP - detector probe. c, d Illustration of light distribution using thoracic CT images of a full-term 4-week-old newborn as an example. Parental consent to use images obtained. Pink-coloured areas represent the approximate extent of near-infrared light illumination used for GASMAS. Given the difficulties in predicting photon migration, the areas of light illumination are not necessarily the same as the areas of light detection.

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