Improvements in OCT Imaging Performance, Processing, and Analysis
Conexiant
April 18, 2025
Recent advancements in optical coherence tomography angiography have improved scan speed, image quality, and diagnostic precision since 2020.
Fourier domain processing and swept-source OCT systems enable scan rates reaching up to 9.4 MHz, enhancing imaging capabilities.
Self-tracking and passive rescanning approaches have been developed to counteract eye motion artifacts during scans.
Deep learning algorithms have improved noise reduction and enabled automatic detection of pathologies like diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma.
Future developments aim to create larger data sets with high-resolution images for better analysis and accurate layer segmentation.
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