The invention discloses a device and method for detecting
human body microcirculation by means of orthogonal polarization
spectral imaging. The device comprises a first
point light source, a first 805-nm narrow-band
interference filter, a first focusing lens, a second
point light source, a first 548-nm narrow-band
interference filter, a second focusing lens, a light composition lens, an isolation lens, a polarization splitting
prism, a
microscope objective, a polarization analyzer, a
beam splitter, a second 548-nm narrow-band
interference filter, a second 805-nm narrow-band interference filter, a first
CCD camera, a second
CCD camera and a computer. Parallel light with the
wavelength being 805 nm and 548 nm is irradiated on the light composition lens, perpendicularly reflected by the isolation lens and the polarization splitting
prism, and focused on detected tissue on a finger rest through the
microscope objective, light reflected from the interior of the detected tissue passes through the polarization analyzer and then is irradiated on the
beam splitter, the first and second CCD cameras
shoot images which are processed by the computer, and then clear
microvessel images can be obtained. The influence of movement of a target object on the detected tissue on imaging can be eliminated, and the
imaging quality can be improved.