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Can automated imaging for optic disc and retinal nerve fiber layer analysis aid glaucoma detection?

Banister et al., 2016

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16704209323737049433
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Banister K
Boachie C
Bourne R
Cook J
Burr J
Ramsay C
Garway-Heath D
Gray J
McMeekin P
Hernández R
Azuara-Blanco A
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Ophthalmology

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Purpose To compare the diagnostic performance of automated imaging for glaucoma. Design Prospective, direct comparison study. Participants Adults with suspected glaucoma or ocular hypertension referred to hospital eye services in the United Kingdom. Methods We …
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