The discovery and use of new optical windows where short-wavelength
infrared (SWIR) light can be transmitted between areas of intense
water absorption is a major development in photonics. This book
covers biomedical uses of light at the conventionally used first
and second optical windows, and, in particular, explores emerging
applications of SWIR light at a third and a fourth optical window
(at 1600-1870 nm and 2100-2350 nm, respectively) in the SWIR range.
Diagnostic techniques that utilize these windows are reviewed, as
are applications to cancer and diseases of organs such as the
heart, brain, and skin. The book ends with an extensive discussion
of the potential uses of artificial intelligence to enhance the
ability to study these diseases at SWIR optical windows.
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