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Three-Dimensional Optical Coherence Tomography (3D-OCT) Image Enhancement with Segmentation-Free Contour Modeling C-Mode
iovs.org (Feb 23 2009) Journal Articles
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IOVS: A semiautomated method to visualize striation of retinal nerve fiber (RNF), retinal capillary network (RCN), choroidal capillary network (CNN), and major choroidal vasculature (CV), along their contour within 3D SD-OCT data, without the need for segmentation. (Read Full Article)
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