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Background
Dynamic optical coherence tomography (D‐OCT) is a noninvasive imaging technique providing images of the skin and detecting movement in the tissue ie, measuring blood flow. The “attenuation coefficient” describes light absorption and scattering abilities of the tissue, while the dynamic signal provides a quantitative measure of the blood flow.
Aim
The study objective is to describe the...
Background
Skin biopsies only provide point‐in‐time data making longitudinal studies difficult. Using Dynamic optical coherence tomography (D‐OCT) in vivo, non‐invasive imaging of the microvasculature becomes possible. The current OCT literature is almost exclusively based on qualitative information but quantitative data may offer additional advantages, for example, by reducing observer variation...
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