This book presents a new diagnostic approach that utilizes complex statistical, correlation, fractal, and singular analysis of spatial distribution of the Stokes vector of scattered polarized light in different diffraction zones.
Candidate of Medical Sciences, in 2007, he defended his book on "Diagnosis of death prescription by laser polarimetric monitoring of human tissue." MD, in 2017, he defended his doctoral book on "Peer review of acute myocardial ischemia polarization-correlation method." In 2009, he was awarded the highest category of medical specialty "Forensic examination" and transferred to the post of Associate Professor Bukovina State Medi.
Vanchulyak Oleg was born in 1976.
Doctor of Medical Sciences from 2009, the topic of his dissertation was: "Laser spectroscopy of Biological Tissues to develop objective criteria forensic determination of death and old time hematoma formation." He was awarded the Title of Professor of the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine in 2011.
He was awarded the Title of Associate Professor of the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine in Bukovinian State Medical University in 1991.
In 1976, he graduated from Chernivtsi State Medical Institute and received Candidate of Medical Sciences in 1988.
About the Author Bachinskyi Victor was born in 1952.
Moreover, in the context of potential diagnostic applications, it discusses the states of Polarization singularities and their changes associated with the pathological abnormalities of the extracellular matrix of human tissues, its spatial peculiarities and structural orientation.
The book also presents various scenarios for the formation of Polarization singularities in laser speckle images of phase-inhomogeneous, multi-layered Biological Tissues in terms of the characteristic values of Mueller-matrix images.
The technique is able to identify changes in the distribution of optical axes and the birefringent indices of multi-layered fibrillar networks of Biological tissues.
This book presents a new diagnostic approach that utilizes complex statistical, correlation, fractal, and singular analysis of spatial distribution of the Stokes vector of scattered polarized light in different diffraction zones
