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Figure 1.

AF/OCT system.

AF/OCT system for imaging excised tonsils placed between glass slides, BDM: broadband dielectric mirror, DBS: dichroic beamsplitter, APD: avalanche photodiode.

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Figure 2.

OCT vs. histology.

Comparing OCT B-scans with histopathology results, DCT: dense connective tissue, Epi: epithelium, Cr: crypt, LN: lymphoid nodules, and GC: germinal center. White bar is 100 µm.

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Figure 3.

Visualizing crypts by OCT.

Middle row are enface OCT sections, top and bottom rows are OCT B-scans corresponding to the green and blue dashed lines, respectively; Cr: crypt.

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Figure 4.

AF/OCT scans of tonsils.

Imaging results obtained from AF/OCT scans of three tonsils samples, including representative enface OCT (a1-3), green AF images (b1-3); Cr: crypt, DCT: dense connective tissue, LN: lymphoid nodules.

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Figure 5.

AF/OCT scan of thin tonsil section.

(a) AF image and (b) representative enface OCT section from a thin section cut from a tonsil sample along with the histopathology result (c) obtained from a 4 µm thick section cut from the same sample Cr: crypt, LN: lymphoid nodules, and DCT: dense connective tissue.

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