Calculation of the fluence of the five layers of the cervix of the rabbit with Taylor approximation
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Abstract
The microtome has allowed us to observe the uterine extra cervix of the rabbit. This latter is covered with a none keratinized stratified malpighian epithelium made up of five layers. The laser-cervix interaction allows us to calculate, by the resolution of the radiative transport equation with Taylor approximation, the fluence rate of each layer. The whole fluence rate is determined by using the optic properties of each layer. These optic properties are obtained by fitting the transmittances measured and calculated by the Monte Carlo method. The obtained results are given below.
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OpenAlex topics: Optical Imaging and Spectroscopy Techniques · Calibration and Measurement Techniques · Thermoregulation and physiological responses
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Laboratory of Lasers and Applications, Faculty of Medicine, University of Constantine, Algeria
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