Orthogonal polarization spectral imaging

Orthogonal Polarization Spectral (OPS) imaging is a technique used primarily in biomedical imaging to obtain high-resolution images of biological tissues. It is particularly valuable in the visualization of microvascular structures and dynamic processes in living tissues. The key features of OPS imaging include: 1. **Polarization**: OPS imaging utilizes polarized light to enhance contrast and reduce background noise. By using two orthogonal polarization states of light, the technique can differentiate between various types of tissue structures based on their optical properties.