A versatile multimodal optical modality based on Brillouin light scattering and photoacoustic effect
Shi, C.; Yan, Y.; Mehrmohammadi, M.; Zhang, J.
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Multimodal optical imaging techniques are useful for various applications, including imaging biological samples for providing comprehensive material properties. In this work, we developed a new modality that can measure a set of mechanical, optical, and acoustical properties of a sample at microscopic resolution, which is based on the integration of Brillouin (Br) and photoacoustic (PA) microscopy. The proposed multimodal imaging technique not only can acquire co-registered Br and PA signals but also allows us to utilize the sound speed measured by PA to quantify the samples refractive index, which is a fundamental property of the material and cannot be measured by either technique individually. We demonstrated the colocalization of Br and time-resolved PA signals in a synthetic phantom made of kerosene and CuSO4 aqueous solution. In addition, we measured the refractive index of saline solutions and validated the result against published data with a relative error of 0.3 %. This multimodal Br-PA modality could open a new way for characterizing biological samples in physiological and pathological conditions.
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