Fourier domain OCT imaging of human eye in vivo

摘要

An improved Fourier domain Optical Coherence Tomography (FdOCT) technique is proposed as a new kind of ophthalmic OCT, which enables non-invasive imaging of the retina, the iris and the lens in vivo without an axial mechanical scan of the reference mirror. The FdOCT tomograms of various parts of human eye in vivo, to our knowledge, are the first obtained to date. The detailed images of the human eye are reconstructed from spectral data by the differential method. The tomograms are free of the parasitic autocorrelation terms.