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13 July 2004 Hyperspectral imaging analysis for ophthalmic applications
Gilberto Zamora, Paul W. Truitt, Sheila C. Nemeth, Balaji Raman, Peter Soliz
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Abstract
A continuing clinical need exists to find diagnostic tools that will detect and characterize the extent of retinal abnormalities as early as possible with non-invasive, highly sensitive techniques. The objective of this paper was to demonstrate the utility of a Hyperspectral Fundus Imager and related analytical tools to detect and characterize retinal tissues based on their spectral signatures. In particular, the paper shows that this system can measure spectral differences between normal retinal tissue and clinically significant macular edema. Future work will lead to clinical studies focused on spectrally characterizing retinal tissue, its diseases, and on the detection and tracking of the progression of retinal disease.
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Gilberto Zamora, Paul W. Truitt, Sheila C. Nemeth, Balaji Raman, and Peter Soliz "Hyperspectral imaging analysis for ophthalmic applications", Proc. SPIE 5314, Ophthalmic Technologies XIV, (13 July 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.530796
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KEYWORDS
Tissues

Reflectivity

Principal component analysis

Macula

Hyperspectral imaging

Retina

Eye

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