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When we view into biological tissue our image is aberrated by the tissue. We can correct for these aberrations if we can measure them. Light scattering in biological tissues limits how deep we measure these aberrations. This limits our ability to correct our image. With the knowledge of the refractive index of the tissue, the aberration is estimated by calculating optical path length of rays from the target inside of the samples so that we can correct for it even if we can't measure it directly. Simulations based on different configurations are demonstrated in this paper.

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This page is a summary of: Deep Tissue Wavefront Estimation for Sensorless Aberration Correction, MATEC Web of Conferences, January 2015, EDP Sciences,
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/20153207001.
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