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In vivo retinal imaging by optical coherence tomography

Optics Letters · 1993 · Vol. 18(21) · pp. 1864–1864

Eric A. Swanson✉(MIT Lincoln Laboratory)J. A. Izatt(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)Charles P. Lin(Tufts University)J. G. Fujimoto(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)Joel S. Schuman(Tufts University)Michael R. Hee(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)David Huang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)Carmen A. Puliafito(Tufts University)

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Abstract

We describe what are to our knowledge the first in vivo measurements of human retinal structure with optical coherence tomography. These images represent the highest depth resolution in vivo retinal images to date. The tomographic system, image-processing techniques, and examples of high-resolution tomographs and their clinical relevance are discussed.

Optical Coherence Tomography Applications Glaucoma and retinal disorders Retinal and Macular SurgeryOptical coherence tomographyOpticsRetinalPreclinical imagingTomographyCoherence (philosophical gambling strategy)Tomographic reconstructionImage processingIn vivoComputer science

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