Multispectral Scanning Light Ophthalmoscope (MSLO) using optimized illumination schemes

M. Damodaran; K.V. Vienola; Boy Braaf; Johannes F. de Boer

Multispectral Scanning Light Ophthalmoscope (MSLO) using optimized illumination schemes

M. Damodaran, K.V. Vienola, Boy Braaf, Johannes F. de Boer

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We present an MSLO capable of recording spectral information at each spatial imaging point to enable quantitative mapping of vital physiological parameters indicating retinal health condition.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology
Pages	1697
Number of pages	1697
Volume	57
Edition	12
Publication status	Published - 9 Dec 2016

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