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Digital cutaneous fluorometry: correlation between blood flow and fluorescence.

Bongard FS, Upton RA, Elings VB, Lewis FR. · Journal of vascular surgery · 1984 · Journal publication

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Reference associated with RGB Measurement of Fluorescence and Blood Distributions in Skin.

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    "Digital cutaneous fluorometry: Correlation between blood flow and fluorescence." Journal of Vascular Surgery 1(5):635–641 (1984) (ScienceDirect PII: 0741521484901289) — Established that tissue fluorescence intensity is linearly related to blood flow using digital cutaneous fluorometry; foundational evidence that perfusion conclusions can be drawn from relative fluorescence measurements in skin
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