Abstract
We report a two dimensional Stokes vector imaging technique for transamination measurements of the polarization state of scattering medium. Measurement of the depth resolved Stokes parameters allows determination of the degree of polarization, birefringence, retardation, optical activity and characterization of the medium. The polarized light preserved and degree of polarization very with scatterer concentration. The transmitted intensity patterns by varying a polarization state of the incident laser light (lambda = 632.8 nm) and changing analyzer configuration provides a useful information about concentration, orientation, and shape of the sample under investigation. The results are important for the understanding of polarization phenomenon in turbid media, like biological tissues.