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Amparo et al., 2013 - Google Patents

The Ocular Redness Index: a novel automated method for measuring ocular injection

Amparo et al., 2013

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2110024948721044595
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Amparo F
Wang H
Emami-Naeini P
Karimian P
Dana R
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Investigative ophthalmology & visual science

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Purpose.: To develop and validate a novel automated system to assess ocular redness (OR) in clinical images. Methods.: We developed a novel software that quantifies OR in digital images based on a mathematic algorithm using a centesimal continuous scoring scale …
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