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Structure-function mapping: Variability and Conviction in tracing retinal nerve fiber bundles and comparison to a computational model
J Denniss, A Turpin, F Tanabe, C Matsumoto, AM McKendrick
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science | Published : 2014
Abstract
Purpose. We evaluated variability and conviction in tracing paths of retinal nerve fiber bundles (RNFBs) in retinal images, and compared traced paths to a computational model that produces anatomically-customized structure-function maps. Methods. Ten retinal images were overlaid with 24-2 visual field locations. Eight clinicians and 6 naïve observers traced RNFBs from each location to the optic nerve head (ONH), recording their best estimate and certain range of insertion. Three clinicians and 2 naïve observers traced RNFBs in 3 images, 3 times, 7 to 19 days apart. The model predicted 10° ONH sectors relating to each location. Variability and repeatability in best estimates, certain range wi..
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Supported by Australian Research Council Linkage Project LP100100250 (with Heidelberg Engineering GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany), Australian Research Council Future Fellowship FT0990930 (AMM), Australian Research Council Future Fellowship FT0991326 (AT), and The University of Melbourne K. M. Brutton Bequest (JD). The authors alone are responsible for the content and writing of the paper.