1 January 1999 Visualization of the 3-D topography of the optic nerve head through a passive stereo vision model
Juan Manuel Ramirez, Sunanda Mitra, Jose Morales
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This paper describes a system for surface recovery and visualization of the three-dimensional topography of the optic nerve head, as support of early diagnosis and follow up of glaucoma. In stereo vision, depth information is obtained from triangulation of corresponding points in a pair of stereo images. In this paper, the use of the cepstrum transformation as a disparity measurement technique between corresponding windows of different block sizes is described. This measurement process is embedded within a coarseto- fine depth-from-stereo algorithm, providing an initial range map with the depth information encoded as gray levels. These sparse depth data are processed through a cubic B-spline interpolation technique in order to obtain a smoother representation. This methodology is being especially refined to be used with medical images for clinical evaluation of some eye diseases such as open angle glaucoma, and is currently under testing for clinical evaluation and analysis of reproducibility and accuracy.
Juan Manuel Ramirez, Sunanda Mitra, and Jose Morales "Visualization of the 3-D topography of the optic nerve head through a passive stereo vision model," Journal of Electronic Imaging 8(1), (1 January 1999). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.482687
Published: 1 January 1999
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KEYWORDS
Head

Optic nerve

Stereo holograms

3D modeling

3D image processing

Visual process modeling

Visualization

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