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Adaptive Optics In Retinal Imaging

Retinal Görüntülemede Adaptif Optiks

Nagihan UĞURLU
Ayşe Güzin TAŞLIPINAR
Ahmet ŞENGÜN
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85–90
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These studies indicate that AO will begin to be used more widely in retina clinics in the near future

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Objective & Hypothesis:Adaptive Optics (AO) is a new instrument that provides high resolution imaging of retinal microstructures by correcting the aberrations.
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Key Findings & Data:AO has been used to integrate with the different retinal imaging systems such as, fundus camera, scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, fundus angiography and optic coherence tomography.
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Conclusion & Impact:These studies indicate that AO will begin to be used more widely in retina clinics in the near future
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Abstract

Adaptive Optics (AO) is a new instrument that provides high resolution imaging of retinal microstructures by correcting the aberrations. AO has been used to integrate with the different retinal imaging systems such as, fundus camera, scanning laser ophthalmoscopy, fundus angiography and optic coherence tomography. As a result, retinal images with nearly diffraction-limited resolution that allows the exploration of the cellular details of the retina. AO is still at early stages in ophthalmology and has some limitations. However recent times there are a lot of studies evaluating the clinical applications and advantages of AO. These studies indicate that AO will begin to be used more widely in retina clinics in the near future

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Adaptif Optiks (AO), aberasyonları düzelterek retinal mikro yapıların yüksek çözünürlükte görüntülenebilmesine imkân veren yeni bir cihazdır. AO, fundus kamera, taramalı lazer oftalmoskop, fundus anjiyografi ve optik koherens tomografi gibi farklı retinal görüntüleme sistemlerine entegre edilerek kullanılabilir. Sonuçta, retinanın hücresel düzeyde incelenmesine imkân verebilecek, difraksiyon limiti sınırlarında retinal görüntü alınabilmesi mümkün olabilmektedir. AO uygulamaları oftalmolojide halen erken evrelerdedir ve bazı kısıtlılıkları mevcuttur. Bunun yanında son dönemlerde, AO uygulamalarının avantajlarını ve kliniğe uygulama alanlarını irdeleyen çok sayıda çalışma yayınlanmaktadır. Bu çalışmalar AO uygulamalarının yakın bir gelecekte retina kliniklerinde çok daha yaygın bir şekilde kullanılmaya başlayacağını göstermektedir

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UĞURLU, N., TAŞLIPINAR, A. G., ŞENGÜN, A. (2017). Adaptive Optics In Retinal Imaging. Güncel Retina Dergisi, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 1, 85–90. https://ajindex.com/articles/224237

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