Abstract
In this presentation, we will introduce the Noise Correlation-inspired Elastography (NCi) method and its recent developments for real-time, in vivo measurement of the mechanical properties of biological tissues. In particular, we will present results of real-time in vivo elastography using an unmodified commercial endoscope.

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Amir Nahas is an Associate Professor at the University of Strasbourg. His research focuses on biomedical optics, with a particular interest on the development of new imaging contrasts for in vivo coherent imaging and full-field OCT.