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Marc G Sarossy¹, Matthew H A Lee, Michael Bach

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Area of Science:

Ophthalmology
Biomedical Engineering
Medical Diagnostics

Background:

The electrooculogram (EOG) is a valuable diagnostic tool for ophthalmic conditions.
Manual EOG analysis is time-consuming and prone to artifacts.
Automated analysis methods are needed to improve efficiency and accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and validate a novel automated method for processing and analyzing raw EOG data.
To compare the accuracy and efficiency of the automated method against manual calculations.
To assess the utility of the automated method for routine clinical use.

Main Methods:

Utilized the open-source statistical software R for automated EOG data processing.
Developed a method to fit a square wave to EOG response runs, focusing on amplitude and phase.
Analyzed EOG responses from 54 eyes of 27 patients, comparing automated results with manual calculations.

Main Results:

The automated method, using robust regression with a three-harmonic square wave approximation, accurately estimated the Arden ratio.
Achieved a sensitivity of 96% and specificity of 81% for classification when using a 200% Arden ratio threshold.
Reduced data processing time from 20 minutes per subject with manual analysis to 2 minutes with the automated method.

Conclusions:

The automated EOG analysis provides an effective and efficient estimation of the Arden ratio.
This method has been successfully used in a clinical laboratory setting for over five years.
The automated approach simplifies EOG analysis, making it more accessible for routine diagnostics.