Development of biological 3-D tomographic imaging device using variable frequency wideband optical comb

SUMMARY

MSIP Lab is working on restoring medical images by usign signal processing techniques. In this project, we aim to clarify the vibration mechanism and auditory function of the inner ear cochlea. By optical coherence tomography (OCT), tomographic images and volumetric data of living tissues are measured with a spatial resolution in μm order. Meanwhile, deterioration of observation data (sensitivity noise of imaging device, blur due to lens aberration, etc.) is a problem. In MSIP Lab, we study the restoration algorithm for volumetric data and aim to improve the quality of OCT data.

Publications

Journal Papers

• Samuel Choi, Keita Sato, Takeru Ota, Fumiaki Nin, Shogo Muramatsu, and Hiroshi Hibino, Multifrequency-Swept Optical Coherence Microscopy for Highspeed Full-Field Tomographic Vibrometry in Biological Tissues, Biomedical Optics Express, Vol. 8, No.2,10.1364/BOE.8.000608, pp. 608-621 Feb. 2017.

International Conferences

• Shogo Muramatsu, Samuel Choi, Shunske Ono, Takeru Ota, Fumiaki Nin, Hiroshi Hibino: OCT Volumetric Data Restoration via Primal-Dual Plug-and-Play Method, Proc. of IEEE International Conference on Audio, Speech and Signal Processing, Calgary, Apr. 2018
• Shogo Muramatsu, Samuel Choi and Takumi Kawamura: 3-D OCT Data Denoising with Non-separable Oversampled Lapped Transform,  Proc. of Asia Pacific Signal and Information Proc. Assoc. Annual Summit and Conf. (APSIPA ASC), pp.901-906, Hong Kong, Dec. 2015