Hyperspectral brain blood oxygen detection system and method
A detection system and cerebral blood oxygen technology, which are applied in the field of hyperspectral cerebral blood oxygen detection system, can solve the problems of low spectral resolution and measurement accuracy, and solve the problems of low spectral resolution and measurement accuracy, improve accuracy, and improve The effect of sensitivity
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[0048] like figure 1 As shown, the system consists of 700-900nm broad-spectrum LED light source, light source detector, filter set, turntable, data collector and so on. The light source emits near-infrared light to a specific brain area, and the light is scattered in a banana-shaped path. The light source detector located 2-7cm away from the beam can collect the light scattered by the tissue, in order to obtain the oxyhemoglobin and deoxyhemoglobin concentrations more accurately. 12 wavelengths in the range of 700-900nm are used to divide the results into 6 groups to solve the result. The filter group is loaded on the turntable, and the narrow-band filter is rotated at the front end of the detector to realize the capture of 12 wavelength signals. When the distance between the light source and the detector was set at 4 cm, the fNIRS signal was particularly sensitive to light scattered by oxyhemoglobin at 2–3 mm of the cortical surface.
[0049] like Figure 2 to Figure 3 As s...
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[0056] In this embodiment, for example, a method of measuring the blood oxygen concentration with two channels can be used to select a wavelength above and below 805 nm (isosbestic point) for measurement. In brain imaging, a modified version of the Beer-Lambert law (mBLL) is used, which can be used to calculate the relative concentration of hemoglobin as a function of the total photon traversal path length. Typically, the light emitter and detector are placed on the same side of the subject's skull, and the optimal distance for detection is currently around 3 cm, so the recorded measurements are due to scattering after an elliptical path (also called a photon banana) ( reflected light. The specific formula is:
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[0058] Where OD=A, ε is the attenuation coefficient, Δ[X] is the corresponding concentration, and d is the detection distance. OD, ε, and d are all known, so Δ[X] can be obtained Hb with Δ[X] HbO2 . When the system is adopted, 6 sets of data can be use...
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