System and method for detecting and classifying severity of retinal disease
AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsPhilippe M. Burlina, David E. Freund, Srihari Kankanahalli, Neil M. Bressler
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AssigneeThe Johns Hopkins University
InventorsPhilippe M. Burlina, David E. Freund, Srihari Kankanahalli, Neil M. Bressler
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A method of detecting, and classifying severity of, a retinal disease using retinal images includes at least one of receiving, retrieving or generating reference data that includes information concerning occurrences of key image features for each of a plurality of retinal disease and disease severity conditions; receiving a retinal image of an individual; processing the retinal image of the individual to identify occurrences of each of a plurality of distinguishable image features throughout at least a region of interest of the retinal image; identifying which ones of the identified occurrences of the plurality of distinguishable image features of the retinal image of the individual correspond to the key image features of the reference data; calculating, based on the identifying, a number of occurrences of each of the key image features in the retinal image of the individual; and determining at least one of a likelihood of a presence of a retinal disease or a likelihood of developing a retinal disease based on a comparison of the number of occurrences of each of the key image features in the retinal image of the individual to the reference data.
A method of detecting, and classifying severity of, a retinal disease using retinal images, comprising:
A computer-readable medium for detecting, and classifying severity of, a retinal disease using retinal images, said computer-readable medium comprising non-transitory computer-executable code which, when executed by a computer, causes the computer to:
A system for detecting, and classifying severity of, a retinal disease, comprising:
A method of detecting, and classifying severity of, a disease using physiological information, comprising:
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