Modeling the photon propagation for optical molecular imaging
模拟光学分子成像的光子传播
基本信息
- 批准号:7449335
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 7.93万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2008
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2008-08-01 至 2010-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Adverse effectsAffectAlgorithmsAnatomyAnimal ModelAreaBiologicalBioluminescenceCellsComputing MethodologiesConditionDataDatabasesDevelopmentDiffusionDiseaseEquationEvaluationFluorescenceFrequenciesGene Expression ProfilingGoalsImageImaging TechniquesImaging problemLabelLightLocalizedModelingMolecularMolecular ProbesMonitorMonte Carlo MethodMusOptical TomographyOpticsOrganPersonal SatisfactionPharmaceutical PreparationsPhasePhotonsProblem SolvingProcessRangeRateRelative (related person)ResolutionSimulateSolidSolutionsSourceTechniquesTherapeuticTimeTissuesValidationWorkabsorptionbasebioimagingclinical applicationcosthuman diseaseimprovedin vivomathematical modelmolecular imagingmouse modelnovelphotonicspre-clinicalresearch and developmentresearch studyresponsesimulationtomographyvector
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Optical molecular tomography based on fluorescence and bioluminescence has emerged as a major area of biomedical imaging. It is instrumental for localizing and quantifying molecular and cellular features in small animal models of human diseases, and helps monitor pathological changes, evaluate therapeutic responses, and facilitate drug research and development. Optical molecular imaging captures diffusive photons through the biological tissue. The photon transport in such media is mainly characterized by absorption and scattering. The radiative transport equation is theoretically accurate but computationally impractical. The most popular model for biomedical optics is the diffusion approximation that approximately describes the interaction of photons with the biological tissue but it only works well under certain conditions such as in highly scattering and weakly absorbing media. This limitation significantly compromises multi- spectral optical molecular imaging due to the mismatch between the diffusion approximation and the physical reality. For example, bioluminescence imaging involves a spectral range [400nm, 600nm] over which there is relatively large absorption in solid mouse organs, rendering the diffusion approximation quite inaccurate. Moreover, the diffusion approximation is problematic in the high frequency mode as used in fluorescence molecular imaging. The model mismatch would have the most adverse effect on image quality in solving ill-posed optical tomography problems. Currently, there is no photon propagation model that is well-rounded for optical molecular imaging. Our overall goal of this project is to develop a phase approximation model to replace the diffusion approximation model for optical molecular imaging. The new model is based on a generalized phase function, make the diffusion approximation a special case, mathematically equivalent to the radiative transport equation and computationally comparable to the diffusion approximation model. Our preliminary data show that our phase approximation works as accurately as the radiative transport equation over a broad range of biologically relevant optical parameters. The specific aims are to (1) formulate the phase approximation model systematically with respect to the photon fluence rate and flux vector in the steady-state, frequency and time-resolved modes respectively, (2) develop practical algorithms based on the phase approximation to describe the photon transport in the mouse anatomy, (3) perform numerical simulation and phantom experiments to evaluate and validate the phase approximation based algorithms with strong absorbers, near light sources, across boundaries, and in the high frequency mode. Upon completion of this project, the relative errors of the photon fluence rate and flux vector obtained from the phase approximation model will have been validated as <5% as compared with the Monte Carlo data and experimental data over any set of biologically relevant optical parameters, and >30% accuracy improvement been made against the diffusion approximation model for albedo <10. The computational cost of the phase approximation model will have been evaluated as <20% increment than that of the diffusion approximation model. The proposed techniques will significantly enhance optical molecular imaging for a wide variety of pre-clinical imaging applications. In this project, we will develop a novel photon transport model - the phase approximation model to replace the diffusion approximation model that has been popular in the bio-photonics field for decades and exclusively used for optical molecular tomography. Over a broad range of biologically relevant optical parameters, the new model will produce results consistently more accurate than the diffusion approximation model at a computational cost comparable to the diffusion approximation counterpart. The proposed techniques will significantly improve optical biomedical imaging for a wide variety of pre-clinical applications.
描述(由申请人提供):基于荧光和生物发光的光学分子层析成像已经成为生物医学成像的一个主要领域。它有助于在人类疾病的小动物模型中定位和定量分子和细胞特征,并有助于监测病理变化,评估治疗反应,促进药物研究和开发。光学分子成像捕获通过生物组织的扩散光子。光子在这种介质中的输运主要表现为吸收和散射。辐射输运方程在理论上是准确的,但在计算上不切实际。生物医学光学中最流行的模型是扩散近似,它近似地描述了光子与生物组织的相互作用,但它只在某些条件下有效,例如在高散射和弱吸收介质中。由于扩散近似和物理现实之间的不匹配,这一限制极大地损害了多光谱光学分子成像。例如,生物发光成像涉及光谱范围[400nm, 600nm],在此范围内,实体小鼠器官的吸收相对较大,使得扩散近似非常不准确。此外,在荧光分子成像的高频模式下,扩散近似是有问题的。在求解病态光学层析成像问题时,模型不匹配对图像质量的影响最为严重。目前,对于光学分子成像,还没有一个比较完善的光子传播模型。本项目的总体目标是建立一个相位近似模型来取代光学分子成像的扩散近似模型。新模型基于广义相函数,使扩散近似成为一种特殊情况,在数学上与辐射输运方程等效,在计算上与扩散近似模型相当。我们的初步数据表明,在广泛的生物相关光学参数范围内,我们的相位近似与辐射输运方程一样准确。具体目标是:(1)系统地建立稳态、频率和时间分辨模式下光子通量率和通量矢量的相位近似模型;(2)开发基于相位近似的实用算法来描述光子在小鼠解剖结构中的传输;(3)通过数值模拟和模拟实验来评估和验证基于强吸收体、近光源的相位近似算法。跨越边界,在高频模式下。本项目完成后,与蒙特卡罗数据和实验数据相比,相位近似模型获得的光子通量率和通量矢量在任何一组生物相关光学参数上的相对误差将被验证为<5%,并且在反照率<10的情况下,与扩散近似模型相比,精度提高了bbb30 %。相位近似模型的计算成本将被评估为比扩散近似模型的计算成本增加<20%。提出的技术将显著增强光学分子成像的各种临床前成像应用。在本项目中,我们将开发一种新的光子输运模型-相位近似模型,以取代几十年来在生物光子学领域流行的扩散近似模型,该模型专门用于光学分子层析成像。在广泛的生物相关光学参数范围内,新模型将产生比扩散近似模型更准确的结果,而计算成本与扩散近似模型相当。提出的技术将显著改善光学生物医学成像的各种临床前应用。
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In vivo tomographic imaging of fluorescence protein
荧光蛋白的体内断层成像
- 批准号:
7660974 - 财政年份:2009
- 资助金额:
$ 7.93万 - 项目类别:
Modeling the photon propagation for optical molecular imaging
模拟光学分子成像的光子传播
- 批准号:
7624381 - 财政年份:2008
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Mouse Modeling Techniques for Bioluminescence Tomography
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7277724 - 财政年份:2006
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