Selina Powell
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Researchers have developed a low-cost optical coherence tomography device that can be used to assess joint damage
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Australian researchers have applied deep learning to OCT scans in order to automatically define the boundaries of the choroid and the retina
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Researchers from Colombia University in the US have produced high contrast OCT images using an 8mm square microchip
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New technique applies AI to increase the resolution of optical coherence tomography down to a single micrometre in all directions
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Technology that allows for patients to be triaged remotely revealed that 52% of those referred to hospital eye services did not need specialist treatment
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Delegates heard how artificial intelligence is reshaping eye health at the World Association of Eye Hospitals conference in London
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The device is 15 times lighter than current commercial systems and costs a tenth of the price to manufacture
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The PhD student and specialist optometrist discusses how his research provides evidence for the use of OCT in primary care
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The consultant ophthalmologist at Royal London Hospital and London Claremont Clinic shares his views on OCT and whether AI will ever replace clinicians