Aberration-corrected imaging of human photoreceptor cells, whether hardware or software based, presently requires a complex and expensive setup. Here we use a simple and inexpensive off-axis full-field time-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) approach to acquire volumetric data of an in vivo human retina. Full volumetric data are recorded in 1.3 s. After computationally correcting for aberrations, single photoreceptor cells were visualized. In addition, the numerical correction of ametropia is demonstrated. Our implementation of full-field optical coherence tomography combines a low technical complexity with the possibility for computational image correction.
- Sudkamp, H.
- Hillmann, D.
- Koch, P.
- Endt, M. V.
- Spahr, H.
- Munst, M.
- Pfaffle, C.
- Birngruber, R.
- Huttmann, G.
Keywords
- Algorithms
- Costs and Cost Analysis
- Humans
- *Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
- Retina/*diagnostic imaging
- Time Factors
- Tomography, Optical Coherence/economics/*methods
