[18p-P02-1~6] 3.4 Biomedical optics

[18p-P02-1] Monte Carlo Simulations for identifications of carcinoma in situ using circularly-polarized light scattering

〇Nozomi Nishizawa¹, Takahiro Kuchimaru² (1.FIRST, Tokyo Tech., 2.Jichi Med. Univ.)

Keywords:Biosensing, Circularly polarized light, Cancer diagnosis

Depth information on cancerous tissues concealed in healthy tissues is of great importance for diagnosis and treatment, which the existing surface imaging technique can bring a little. The cancer identification using scattering of circularly polarized light that we have suggested can obtained the depth information by manipulating the detection angle which can change the sampling depth. Reported in this paper is that depth measurements of cancer in situ were investigated with Monte Carlo methods.