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Fig. 13.5 Example of hybrid remote perfusion imagery (PPGI and IRTI) in an animal trial. Experimental setup with field of view of the PPG and IRT cameras (left); PPGI signal and thermal image
taken from the cervical/sternal region of a young female pick [19]
Fig. 13.6 Eye-catcher:
fusion result in hybrid
remote perfusion imaging
(PPGI and IRTI)
In addition to spatial fusion, if monitoring in time is considered, then the corresponding 2D + 1 image streams need to be strictly synchronized to allow fusion not
just in space but also in time. Hence, when temporarily fusing image streams, an exact
timer synchronization and proper interrupt reaction times of the two (or more) camera
systems are important. As an illustrative example of ongoing research on PPGI and
S. Leonhardt
Fig. 13.5 Example of hybrid remote perfusion imagery (PPGI and IRTI) in an animal trial. Experimental setup with field of view of the PPG and IRT cameras (left); PPGI signal and thermal image
taken from the cervical/sternal region of a young female pick [19]
Fig. 13.6 Eye-catcher:
fusion result in hybrid
remote perfusion imaging
(PPGI and IRTI)
In addition to spatial fusion, if monitoring in time is considered, then the corresponding 2D + 1 image streams need to be strictly synchronized to allow fusion not
just in space but also in time. Hence, when temporarily fusing image streams, an exact
timer synchronization and proper interrupt reaction times of the two (or more) camera
systems are important. As an illustrative example of ongoing research on PPGI and