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Dynamics of statistically inhomogeneous speckle fields used for blood microcirculation analysis

In the present paper a brief overview of the developed methods of blood microcirculation analysis in vivo is given. The theoretical investigations into the processes of focused Gaussian beams diffraction in blood capillaries with a diameter a bit greater than the erythrocyte size have been carried out. Also, the diffraction of focused Gaussian beams in the flows of dissolved blood and its separated components in glass capillaries has been experimentally studied. The range of validity of the measurement method of the blood flow velocity in narrow blood capillaries, using focused Gaussian beams diffraction, has been analyzed.