Complex Polarization–Phase and Spatial Frequency Selections of Laser Images of Blood Plasma Films in Diagnostics of Changes in Their Polycrystalline Structure

Abstract

We present a theoretical formalism of correlation phase analysis of laser images of human blood plasma with spatial frequency selection of manifestations of mechanisms of linear and circular birefringence of albumin and globulin polycrystalline networks. Comparative results of the measurement of coordinate dis tributions of the correlation parameter—the modulus of the degree of local correlation of amplitudes—of laser images of blood plasma taken from patients of three groups—healthy patients (donors), rheumatoid arthritis patients, and breast cancer patients—are presented. We investigate values and ranges of change of statistical (the first to fourth statistical moments), correlation (excess of autocorrelation functions), and frac tal (slopes of approximating curves and dispersion of extrema of logarithmic dependences of power spectra) parameters of coordinate distributions of the degree of local correlation of amplitudes. Objective criteria for diagnostics of occurrence and differentiation of inflammatory and oncological states are determined.