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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniquesDetailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluidsClinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methodsSoftware tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocolsExperimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. 496 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniquesDetailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluidsClinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methodsSoftware tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocolsExperimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. 496 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: - A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniques- Detailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluids- Clinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methods- Software tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocols- Experimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics | Yurii Ushenko (u. a.) | Buch | 496 S. | Englisch | 2026 | Wiley-VCH GmbH | EAN 9783527414697 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Wiley-VCH GmbH, Boschstr. 12, 69469 Weinheim, product-safety[at]wiley[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics' presents a comprehensive methodology for optical mapping of biological tissues and fluids using 3D Jones-Mueller digital holography. It covers physical principles, experimental systems, and data analysis algorithms, offering a unified theory for polarization-based diagnostics. The book includes applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, demonstrating its clinical relevance. What sets this book apart is its integration of statistical, fractal, and wavelet analyses with advanced imaging techniques, enabling precise differentiation of pathological states. It also features software tools and image libraries, making it both a reference and a practical guide for modern biomedical diagnostics.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: - A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniques- Detailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluids- Clinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methods- Software tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocols- Experimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics.Wiley-VCH GmbH, Boschstraße 12, 69469 Weinheim 496 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: - A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniques- Detailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluids- Clinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methods- Software tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocols- Experimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. 496 pp. Englisch.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniquesDetailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluidsClinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methodsSoftware tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocolsExperimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniquesDetailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluidsClinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methodsSoftware tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocolsExperimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Unified polarization imaging theory for preclinical disease detection and diagnostics Detecting pathological tissue changes before clinical symptoms emerge requires imaging methods with high structural sensitivity. Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics presents a unified phenomenological theory integrating polarization interferometry, Mueller and Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning. Edited by a team of optical physicists with collectively over 1,000 Scopus-indexed publications, this reference establishes a coherent framework for 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping of biological tissues and fluids. The book details physical principles, experimental optical systems, and data analysis algorithms combining statistical, fractal, and wavelet approaches to differentiate pathological states with precision. Clinical applications span oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine, each demonstrated through concrete diagnostic scenarios. Software tools and image libraries accompany the methodology, enabling direct implementation of polarization-based diagnostic protocols in laboratory and clinical settings. Readers will also find: A unified phenomenological framework connecting polarization interferometry, Mueller matrix mapping, Jones matrix mapping, digital holography, and phase scanning techniquesDetailed algorithms for statistical, fractal, and wavelet analysis applied to optical mapping data from biological tissues and fluidsClinical diagnostic applications in oncology, cardiology, gynecology, and forensic medicine with pathological state differentiation methodsSoftware tools and image libraries supporting direct implementation of 3D Jones-Mueller digital holographic mapping protocolsExperimental system designs for polarization-based optical mapping enabling non-invasive preclinical detection of cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions Polarization-Based Optical Imaging for Clinical Diagnostics serves biophysicists, clinical physicists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers seeking a rigorous, application-ready reference for polarization-based tissue characterization. By unifying theory, experimental methodology, and clinical validation in a single volume, it equips researchers and practitioners to advance non-invasive preclinical diagnostics. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…