I couldn't find much (or anything) on reports of spectrally resolved optical properties (absorption and scattering) of thermally coagulated muscle tissue. So, please share your knowledge on the topic. Human, bovine, porcine, canine - anything would be useful. Any group of muscles will do. Single-wavelength measurements will be useful as well.
How does muscle tissue coagulate? Perhaps this might help: http://iopscience.iop.org/0031-9155/58/11/R37/article
Patrick,
Thanks! I know this review. I'm looking for more specific data on spectral behavior of mua and mus' before and after coagulation.For example, there are a number of articles on similar studies in liver but not in muscles. Mechanism? Thermal by any means (light, water bath, ultrasound etc.). Again, any range of temperatures and thermal doses (beggars can't be choosers:)
This thesis may provide some insite for fs- laser interactions for biological tissues mazur.harvard.edu/publications/Pub_409.pdf
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