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The Ophthalmologist / Issues / 2016 / Sep / Featherweight Optics
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Featherweight Optics

High-resolution retinal imaging… with an SLO/OCT device weighing a mere 94g

By Ruth Steer 9/5/2016 1 min read

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Figure 1. A clinician using the handheld probe to collect high-resolution SLO and OCT images of the retina from an anesthetized child. Credit: Joseph Izatt, Duke University.

In a bid to overcome the challenges associated with acquiring retinal images from young children, and to increase image resolution, a team at Duke University have been developing an ultracompact handheld SLO/OCT probe (Figure 1). Having demonstrated  their device obtains high-resolution retinal images in children as young as 14 months of age (1), Cynthia Toth, Joseph Izatt, and Francesco LaRocca tell us more…

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  1. F LaRocca et al., “In vivo cellular resolution retinal imaging in infants and children using an ultracompact handheld probe”, Nat Photonics (2016). Advance online publication (doi: 10.1038/NPHOTON.2016.141).

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