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. 2019 Jul 24;10(8):4190–4206. doi: 10.1364/BOE.10.004190

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Fig. 7 — Real phase retardance images of human cervical tissue obtained by conical beam scan method and simulated retardance images using EJMC model. a): a series of B-scan retardance images in cervical center area acquired with a 45° incidence angle and a various of azimuthal angles. 360 A-scans of phase retardance extracted from the same data set are represented as a function of azimuthal angles in entire range of 1-360° with interval of 1° in conventional OCT image display format b) and polar format c). The corresponding simulated result is shown as d). e): 360 A-scans of phase retardance obtained in middle area represented as polar format. f): corresponding simulated result of e). Polar radius is 0.8 mm.