optical coherence microscopy

optical coherence microscopy

[¦äp·tə·kəl kō¦hir·əns mī′kräs·kə·pē]
(optics)
A variation of optical coherence tomography which uses a system of high numerical aperture to achieve resolutions comparable to that of confocal microscopy.
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