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Fundus tracking with the scanning laser ophthalmoscope

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Abstract

A technique is described of using the video output of the scanning laser ophthalmoscope to monitor the positions of fundus features with respect to an input laser raster. The monitoring performance characteristics are discussed as well as tracking methods and possible applications in psychophysics and laser photocoagulation.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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