Optical microvascular current flow imaging method
An imaging method and microvascular technology, applied in the field of blood flow imaging, can solve problems such as low sensitivity, and achieve the effects of improving signal-to-noise ratio, enhancing reflection and scattering signals, and reducing optical noise
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[0090] Example: Optical Fundus Blood Flow Image
[0091] The high-speed spectrum acquisition system of the OCT system is used to perform high-speed 3D acquisition of scattered light with static tissue and dynamic blood flow information reflected by tissue and intravascular blood flow. By optimizing the scanning speed and scanning mode of the imaging beam, the X-direction acquisition m A-lines form a B-Scan, n connected positions are collected in the Y direction, and each position is collected h times repeatedly, and h*n B-Scans are continuously collected to form 3D volume data. The process of optical fundus blood flow imaging is as follows: Figure 5 shown.
[0092] Figure 5 The middle a fundus optical OCT structure image includes: (1) firstly registering image a to generate image b; (2) superimposing grayscale images on image b to generate image d; (3) performing temporal coherent light on image b The speckle contrast processing is performed to generate an image c; (4) th...
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