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• TITLE: Phantom of Human Adipose Tissue and Studies of Light Propagation and Light Absorption for Parameterization and Evaluation of Noninvasive Optical Fat Measuring Devices

  AUTHORS: Stefan Hartmann, Matthias Moschall, Oliver Schäfer, Frank Stüpmann, Ulrich Timm, David Klinger, Jens Kraitl, Hartmut Ewald

  KEYWORDS: Body Fat Percentage, Noninvasive Body Fat Measurement, Spectroscopy, Optical Properties of Tissue, Optical Phantoms, Monte Carlo Simulation

  JOURNAL NAME: Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol.5 No.2, February 28, 2015

  ABSTRACT: A method for noninvasive determination of fat and water content in the human body is examined. A spatially resolved spectroscopy method is used which can record low intensity near infrared spectra. This novel approach is compared to other methods for the determination of fat and water content. Monte Carlo simulations of light propagation in tissue are shown and the production and characterization of optical phantoms of adipose tissue are investigated.