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¹Michelson Diagnostics Ltd, 11A Grays Farm Production Village, Orpington, Kent, BR5 3BD, UK. Jon.Holmes@md-ltd.co.uk

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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has seen significant advancements since 1991, enhancing image quality and probe designs. This review examines the commercial translation of OCT technology from research to market, focusing on retina imaging and future applications.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical optics
Medical imaging technology
Optical engineering

Background:

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) technology has evolved significantly since its 1991 inception.
Improvements in optical systems, interferometers, and probes have enhanced OCT image quality and practicality.
Commercial success has been achieved in retina imaging, with potential for broader market translation.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the commercial translation process of OCT technology.
To analyze the progression of OCT from laboratory research to marketplace applications.
To draw conclusions from the commercialization perspective of OCT imaging.

Main Methods:

Review of OCT technological advancements.
Analysis of commercialization pathways for OCT applications.
Examination of market translation successes, particularly in retina imaging.

Main Results:

OCT technology has demonstrated substantial growth and improvement.
Retina imaging represents a key successful commercial application of OCT.
Numerous other OCT applications are poised for market entry.

Conclusions:

The commercial translation of OCT is a viable and growing area.
Further development in optical technology and probe design will drive future applications.
Strategic commercialization can accelerate the adoption of OCT in various medical fields.