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Description The entire process of OCT data processing. First, the initial OCT structure images obtained by the SS‐OCT were registered. Then, 2D angiograms at different locations were obtained by the difference...
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description En face OAC maps at A, baseline and B, during occlusion. Three 20 × 20 pixel regions on the baseline image (blue square 1, 2 and 3) and the occlusion image (red square 1, 2 and 3) were selected to...
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description A, Edema area quantification. The red dotted line marks the area where the OAC dropped significantly. B, Edema area in five rats. OAC, optical attenuation coefficient
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description Schematic diagram of vascular displacement. A, OCT angiogram at baseline. B, OCT angiogram during occlusion. C and D, Closer view of a region marked by a solid yellow box in A and B. The red...
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description Linear relationship between two vascular parameters and two edema parameters. A, Vascular movement distance vs OAC percentage; B, vascular movement distance vs edema area; C, VPD percentage vs OAC...
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description Four parameters in five rats
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics -
Description Quantification of VPD. Blood vessel segmentation results using “locally adaptive region growing” algorithm at A, baseline and B, during occlusion, respectively. C, Quantification result of VPD. The...
Article Title: Simultaneous detection of cerebral blood perfusion and cerebral edema using swept‐source optical coherence tomography
Publication Title: Journal of Biophotonics