Improved user interface for acquistion, display and analysis of ophthalmic diagnostic data
A graphical user interface and interface technology, applied in the field of user interface improvement and acquisition for displaying and analyzing ophthalmology diagnostic data, can solve the problem of no significant patient motion artifacts
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[0018] Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is a technique for performing high-resolution cross-sectional imaging that can provide images of tissue structures at the micrometer scale both in situ and in real time [15]. OCT is an interferometry method that determines the scattering profile of a sample along an OCT beam. Each scattering profile is called an axial scan or A-scan. The cross-sectional image (B-scan) is composed of many A-scans by augmenting the 3D volume, where the OCT beam is moved to a set of lateral positions on the sample. OCT provides a mechanism for micrometer resolution measurements.
[0019] In frequency-domain OCT (FD-OCT), the interference signal between the reference light and the backscattered light at the sample point is recorded in the frequency domain instead of the time domain. After wavelength calibration, a one-dimensional Fourier transform is employed to obtain the A-line spatial distribution of the object scattering barrier. Spectroscopy within...
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