Current Eye Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
49(3), P. 314 - 324
Published: Dec. 26, 2023
Purpose
To
compare
peak
cone
density
predicted
from
outer
segment
length
measured
on
optical
coherence
tomography
with
direct
measures
of
adaptive
optics
scanning
light
ophthalmoscopy.
Communications Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2024
Abstract
Visible
light
optical
coherence
tomography
(VIS-OCT)
is
an
emerging
ophthalmic
imaging
method
featuring
ultrahigh
depth
resolution,
retinal
microvascular
oximetry,
and
distinct
scattering
contrast
in
the
visible
spectral
range.
The
clinical
utility
of
VIS-OCT
hampered
by
fundamental
trade-off
between
range
axial
which
are
determined
resolution
bandwidth,
respectively.
To
address
this
trade-off,
here
we
developed
a
dual-channel
system
with
three
major
advancements
including
first
linear-in-K
spectrometer
to
decrease
roll-off,
reference
pathlength
modulation
expand
range,
per-A-line
noise
cancellation
remove
excess
noise,
Due
these
unique
designs,
achieves
7.2
dB
roll-off
over
full
1.74
mm
(water)
shot-noise
limited
performance.
uniquely
enables
>60°
wide-field
would
allow
simultaneous
peripheral
retina
optic
nerve
head,
as
well
1.3
µm
(water).
Benefiting
from
additional
near-infrared
(NIR)
channel
design,
compatible
Doppler
OCT
angiography
(OCTA).
comprehensive
structure-function
measurement
enabled
advance
towards
adoption
applications.
Translational Vision Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 2 - 2
Published: March 3, 2025
To
evaluate
outer
retinal
organization
in
normal
subjects
and
those
using
hydroxychloroquine
(HCQ)
with
ultrahigh-resolution
visible-light
optical
coherence
tomography
(VIS-OCT).
Forty
eyes
of
22
adult
were
recruited
from
a
tertiary-care
retina
practice,
including
controls
(20
eyes,
12
subjects,
40
±
years
old)
history
HCQ
use
10
62
17
old).
Each
subject
was
imaged
custom-built
VIS-OCT
device
(axial
resolution
1.3
µm)
U.S.
Food
Drug
Administration-approved
OCT
devices.
With
the
VIS-OCT,
control
demonstrated
five
six
hyperreflective
bands
foveal
parafoveal
regions,
respectively,
between
nuclear
layer
Bruch's
membrane.
These
intensity
profiles
complementary
to
known
histopathologic
distribution
rods
cones.
In
comparison
controls,
taking
reduced
all
bands,
particularly
two
four.
cases
suspected
or
toxicity,
attenuation
band
3i,
no
there
other
that
more
severe
than
suggesting
changes
reflectivity
3i
may
be
earliest
identifiable
sign
toxicity.
revealed
unique
banding
pattern
corresponding
photoreceptor
density
distributions.
Notable
segment
profile
associated
early
This
finding
an
early,
possibly
reversible,
primarily
impacting
is
useful
detecting
subclinical
structural
found
hydroxychloroquine.
Translational Vision Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 16 - 16
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
To
evaluate
visibility
of
a
sub-band
posterior
to
the
external
limiting
membrane
(ELM)
and
assess
its
age-associated
variation.
In
retrospective
cross-sectional
study,
normal
eyes
were
imaged
using
high-resolution
spectral-domain
optical
coherence
tomography
(SD-OCT)
prototype
(2.7-µm
axial
resolution).
Volume
fusion
six
sequential
scans
(each
500
×
A-scans
over
6
mm
mm)
was
performed
in
motion
correction
volume
reconstruction
OCT
(MoReOCT)
framework
enhance
feature
OCT.
The
subjects
divided
into
three
groups:
young
(21-40
years
old),
middle
(41-60
older
(>60
old).
Three
expert
graders
assessed
on
B-scans,
A-scan
intensity
relative
ELM
(peak
ratio)
measured.
Forty-four
44
imaged.
sub-band,
tentatively
attributed
photoreceptor
myoid,
can
be
visualized
under
B-scan
gradings
showed
that
increased
with
age
(visible
16.7%,
47.2%,
66.7%
young,
middle,
groups,
respectively).
statistically
different
among
groups
at
1
2
nasal
temporal
(P
<
0.04)
from
foveal
center.
Similarly,
mean
peak
ratios
71.6%,
77.5%,
85.2%
respectively,
positively
correlated
=
0.012)
0.001).
High-resolution
OCT,
combined
advanced
fusion,
enables
visualization
myoid
investigation
variations.
Investigating
advance
our
understanding
photoreceptors
their
association
aging
disease
pathogenesis.
Ophthalmology Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(4), P. 100321 - 100321
Published: April 29, 2023
Although
the
outer
nuclear
layer
(ONL)
and
plexiform
(OPL)
each
exhibit
a
complex
internal
organization,
near-infrared
OCT
depicts
both
as
monolithic
bands.
Here,
using
visible
light
in
C57BL/6J
mouse
retina,
sublaminar
age-related
changes
photoreceptor
features
were
imaged
interpreted.
These
(1)
oscillations
reflectivity,
or
striations,
ONL
(2)
moderately
reflective
subband
OPL.Cross-sectional
study.Pigmented
mice
(C57BL/6J,
n
=
14).A
1.0-μm
axial
resolution
spectral/Fourier
domain
system
was
used
for
vivo
retinal
imaging.
Light
electron
microscopy
performed
ex
vivo.
Linear
mixed
effects
models
regression
employed
statistical
analysis.Comparison
of
subbands
with
corresponding
histological
features,
well
quantification
thickness
reflectivity.Corresponding
comparisons
confirm
that
striations
arise
from
rowlike
arrangement
nuclei
reveal
OPL
arises
rod
spherules.
Compression
age
suggests
soma
organization.
Thinning
supports
reduction
synapses
OPL.
Critically,
somas
are
tightly
correlated
purported
spherule
but
not
rest
OPL.Visible
imaging
resolves
postsynaptic
synaptic
differences.
Visible
can
study
to
synapse
living
retina.Proprietary
commercial
disclosure
may
be
found
after
references.
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
48(18), P. 4737 - 4737
Published: Aug. 7, 2023
We
demonstrate
superluminescent
diodes
(SLDs)
for
visible
light
optical
coherence
tomography
(OCT)
of
the
human
retina.
SLDs
are
less
costly
than
supercontinuum
sources
and
have
lower
intrinsic
excess
noise,
enabling
imaging
closer
to
shot
noise
limit.
While
single
not
broadband,
they
provide
power
concentrated
at
specific
wavelengths
relevant
retinal
function.
As
a
new,
best
our
knowledge,
application,
we
image
macular
pigments
(MPs),
which
thought
both
aid
vision
protect
against
advanced
age-related
degeneration.
Using
unique
depth-resolved
capabilities
OCT,
localize
MPs
in
depth
Henle's
fibers
beneath
foveal
pit
living
Our
approach
reduces
cost
OCT
nearly
that
near-infrared
(NIR)
while
also
providing
information
about
clinically
cannot
be
measured
NIR.
Biomedical Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 6088 - 6088
Published: Oct. 20, 2023
Visible
light
optical
coherence
tomography
(VIS-OCT)
of
the
human
retina
is
an
emerging
imaging
modality
that
uses
shorter
wavelengths
in
visible
range
than
conventional
near-infrared
(NIR)
light.
It
provides
one-micron
level
axial
resolution
to
better
separate
stratified
retinal
layers,
as
well
microvascular
oximetry.
However,
due
practical
limitation
laser
safety
and
comfort,
permissible
illumination
power
much
lower
NIR
OCT,
which
can
be
challenging
obtain
high-quality
VIS-OCT
images
subsequent
image
analysis.
Therefore,
improving
quality
by
denoising
essential
step
overall
workflow
clinical
applications.
In
this
paper,
we
provide
first
dataset
from
normal
eyes,
including
layer
annotation
“noisy-clean”
pairs.
We
propose
efficient
co-learning
deep
learning
framework
for
parallel
self-denoising
segmentation
simultaneously.
Both
tasks
synergize
within
same
network
improve
each
other’s
performance.
The
significant
improvement
(2%
higher
Dice
coefficient
compared
segmentation-only
process)
ganglion
cell
(GCL),
inner
plexiform
(IPL)
nuclear
(INL)
observed
when
available
drops
25%,
suggesting
annotation-efficient
training.
also
showed
model
trained
on
our
generalizes
a
different
scanning
protocol.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 7, 2022
Abstract
Visible
light
optical
coherence
tomography
(VIS-OCT)
is
an
emerging
ophthalmic
imaging
method
uniquely
featured
by
ultrahigh
depth
resolution,
retinal
microvascular
oximetry,
and
distinct
scattering
contrast
in
the
visible
spectral
range.
However,
clinical
utility
of
VIS-OCT
impeded
fundamental
trade-off
between
range
axial
determined
resolution
bandwidth
respectively.
While
full
potential
leveraged
a
broad
bandwidth,
inversely
sacrificed.
The
effective
further
limited
wavelength-dependent
roll-off
that
signal-to-noise
ratio
(SNR)
reduces
deeper
range,
more
so
shorter
wavelength.
To
address
this
trade-off,
we
developed
second-generation
dual-channel
system
including
first
linear-in-k
spectrometer,
reference
pathlength
modulation,
per
A-line
noise
cancellation.
All
combined,
have
achieved
7.2dB
over
1.74
mm
(water)
with
shot-noise
performance.
enables
>60°
wide-field
large
curvature
at
peripheral
retina
optic
nerve
head,
as
well
high-definition
1.3
um
(water).
design
includes
conventional
near
infrared
(NIR)
channel,
compatible
Doppler
OCT
angiography
(OCTA).
comprehensive
structure-function
measurement
2
nd
-Gen
significant
advance
towards
broader
adaptation
applications.
2022 International Conference on Communication, Computing and Internet of Things (IC3IoT),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 6
Published: April 17, 2024
A
revolutionary
imaging
technique
called
optical
coherence
tomography
of
visible
light
(VIS-OCT)
the
individual
uses
shorter
wavelengths
than
traditional
near-infrared
(NIR)
light.
To
more
accurately
discern
stratified
retinal
layers,
it
offers
microvascular
oximetry
together
with
one-micron
level
axial
resolution.
Since
allowed
illumination
power
is
significantly
lower
NIR
OCT
due
to
practical
limits
regarding
laser
safety
and
comfort,
might
be
difficult
generate
VIS-OCT
images
a
high
enough
quality
for
further
image
processing.
As
result,
denoising
crucial
step
in
whole
workflow
clinical
applications
involving
VIS-OCT.
The
first
collection
presented
this
study
from
normal
eyes
obtained
using
We
offer
simultaneous
self-denoising
segmentation
system
based
on
deep
learning.
Both
tasks
complement
one
another
inside
same
network
increase
each
other's
productivity.
Annotation-efficient
training
demonstrated
by
discernible
When
available
annotation
falls
below
25%,
Dice
coefficient
was
2%
higher
segmentation-only
method.)
accomplished.
Additionally,
we
how
well
model
learned
our
dataset
could
applied
an
alternative
scanning
method.
Biomedical Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 4749 - 4749
Published: July 11, 2024
Precise
interpretation
of
the
anatomical
origins
outer
retinal
optical
coherence
tomography
(OCT)
presents
technical
challenges
owing
to
delicate
nature
retina.
To
address
this
challenge,
our
study
introduces
a
novel
polarization-sensitive
full-field
swept-source
OCT
(FF-SS-OCT)
that
provides
parallel-polarization
and
cross-polarization
measurements,
predominantly
capturing
ballistically
reflected
photons
multiply
scattered
photons,
respectively.
Notably,
unveils
layer-like
structures
more
effectively,
including
inner
plexiform
layer
(IPL)
sub-layers,
(OPL)
sub-layers
(in
rod-dominant
regions),
rod/cone
segment
(OS)
tips,
compared
OCT,
where
such
are
not
visible.
Through
comparative
analysis
images
retina,
we
discovered
2
nd
band
results
from
contributions
both
ellipsoid
zone
(EZ)
segment/outer
(IS/OS)
junction.
Similarly,
3
rd
appears
reflect
interdigitation
(IZ)
photoreceptor
OS
tips.
This
approach
advances
understanding
signals
proposes
potential
new
biomarkers
for
assessing
health
diseases.