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Binocular video ophthalmoscope for simultaneous recording of sequences of the human retina to compare dynamic parameters

Ralf P. Tornow, Aleksandra Milczarek, Jan Odstrcilik, and Radim Kolar

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Abstract

A parallel video ophthalmoscope was developed to acquire short video sequences (25 fps, 250 frames) of both eyes simultaneously with exact synchronization. Video sequences were registered off-line to compensate for eye movements. From registered video sequences dynamic parameters like cardiac cycle induced reflection changes and eye movements can be calculated and compared between eyes.

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