Imaging and visualization of pathology beneath the retinal surface.
Pathology beneath the highly reflective surface, such as the human retina, is key in the detection and management of disease. Advanced imaging techniques can help reveal these. Visualization and guiding the imaging to the appropriate area still remain as problems, in part due to the small scale of the pathology with respect to the potential area to be covered.
Schepens Eye Research Institute, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02114, USA.
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Elsner
Ying Jie
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Mariane Ballester
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Mellem-Kairala
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