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Panda et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Describing the structural phenotype of the glaucomatous optic nerve head using artificial intelligence

Panda et al., 2022

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9329689419811372218
Author
Panda S
Cheong H
Tun T
Devella S
Senthil V
Krishnadas R
Buist M
Perera S
Cheng C
Aung T
Thiéry A
Girard M
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American journal of ophthalmology

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Purpose To develop a novel deep-learning approach that can describe the structural phenotype of the glaucomatous optic nerve head (ONH) and can be used as a robust glaucoma diagnosis tool. Design Retrospective, deep-learning approach diagnosis study …
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