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    • Ophthalmology
    • Biomedical Optics
    • Medical Imaging

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    • The retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) plays a crucial role in visual function.
    • Understanding RNFL scattering properties is essential for diagnosing optic nerve diseases.
    • Current imaging techniques may have limitations in assessing RNFL scattering.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop and evaluate a low-resolution path-length-multiplexed scattering angle diverse optical coherence tomography (PM-SAD-OCT) system.
    • To investigate the scattering properties of the human RNFL using the developed PM-SAD-OCT.
    • To explore the potential diagnostic applications of PM-SAD-OCT in clinical retinal imaging.

    Main Methods:

    • Construction of a low-resolution path-length-multiplexed scattering angle diverse optical coherence tomography (PM-SAD-OCT) system.
    • Acquisition of retinal images from a healthy human subject using PM-SAD-OCT.
    • Analysis of RNFL scattering properties at various retinal locations, particularly around the optic nerve head.

    Main Results:

    • PM-SAD-OCT successfully acquired low-resolution retinal images.
    • Variations in RNFL scattering properties were observed at different locations around the optic nerve head.
    • The observed scattering patterns align with established knowledge of retinal ganglion cell anatomy and light scattering principles.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed PM-SAD-OCT system is capable of investigating RNFL scattering properties.
    • The findings demonstrate the potential of PM-SAD-OCT to provide clinically relevant information about RNFL structure.
    • PM-SAD-OCT may serve as a valuable tool for the early diagnosis and monitoring of retinal diseases.