Journal article
Assessing ocular bulbar redness: A comparison of methods
LE Downie, PR Keller, AJ Vingrys
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics | WILEY | Published : 2016
DOI: 10.1111/opo.12245
Abstract
Purpose: We consider whether quantification of ocular bulbar redness, using image processing of relative Red-channel activity (Red-value), can be applied to a clinical sample and how this approach compares to an automated bulbar redness grading technique (Oculus Keratograph 5M, R-scan). Methods: Red-values from dry eye patients (n = 25) were determined using image processing of digital photographs over the nasal bulbar conjunctiva. Red-values were compared with subjective grades from six clinicians who graded the images using the IER scale. We considered the level of agreement between the Red-value and automated bulbar redness scores from the commercial instrument (R-scan). Scoring variabili..
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Ms Laura Deinema captured the anterior eye images that were used for this study. This work was funded by a University of Melbourne Early Career Researcher Grant (2014, LED) and a Kaye Merlin Brutton Bequest (2014, LED).