An ophthalmic instrument for innovative analyses of the eye microcirculation is presented. The developed system employs a laser source to performs the DWS (diffusing-wave-spectroscopy) analysis of the light intensity back diffused by the ocular fundus structures, thus allowing a noninvasive detection of changes and modulations of both optical and dynamical properties of blood flow. The reported preliminary experimental results recorded in-vivo on rabbits' ocular fundus, demonstrate the ability of the system to detect nano- micro-aggregates carried by the blood flow in the ocular fundus.

Innovative ophthalmic instrument to detect nano- and micro-aggregates in blood circulation / Rovati, Luigi; Cattini, Stefano; Salvatori, Roberta; Gatti, Antonietta. - STAMPA. - 8209:(2012), pp. 82091N-82091N. (Intervento presentato al convegno BiOS 2012 tenutosi a San Francisco, CA, usa nel January 24-26 2012) [10.1117/12.908176].

Innovative ophthalmic instrument to detect nano- and micro-aggregates in blood circulation

ROVATI, Luigi;CATTINI, Stefano;Roberta Salvatori;
2012

Abstract

An ophthalmic instrument for innovative analyses of the eye microcirculation is presented. The developed system employs a laser source to performs the DWS (diffusing-wave-spectroscopy) analysis of the light intensity back diffused by the ocular fundus structures, thus allowing a noninvasive detection of changes and modulations of both optical and dynamical properties of blood flow. The reported preliminary experimental results recorded in-vivo on rabbits' ocular fundus, demonstrate the ability of the system to detect nano- micro-aggregates carried by the blood flow in the ocular fundus.
2012
BiOS 2012
San Francisco, CA, usa
January 24-26 2012
8209
82091N
82091N
Rovati, Luigi; Cattini, Stefano; Salvatori, Roberta; Gatti, Antonietta
Innovative ophthalmic instrument to detect nano- and micro-aggregates in blood circulation / Rovati, Luigi; Cattini, Stefano; Salvatori, Roberta; Gatti, Antonietta. - STAMPA. - 8209:(2012), pp. 82091N-82091N. (Intervento presentato al convegno BiOS 2012 tenutosi a San Francisco, CA, usa nel January 24-26 2012) [10.1117/12.908176].
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