Optical coherence tomography for retinal imaging

Cense, Barry (2005) Optical coherence tomography for retinal imaging. thesis.

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Abstract:	In this thesis, two new imaging modalities are proposed for the early detection of glaucoma. Both modalities are based on optical coherence tomography, a technology that uses low-coherence light to create two-dimensional images of the retina. Depth scans are made as reflections are detected as a function of path length difference by rapidly changing the reference arm length of an interferometer. The sensitive coherence window that is created rejects light returning from other depths.
Item Type:	Thesis
Link to this item:	http://purl.org/utwente/50431
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