We have made available the world's largest online annotated SD-OCT dataset from 384 intermediate AMD and control subjects utilized in the
following paper .
S. Farsiu, SJ. Chiu, R.V. O’Connell, F.A. Folgar, E. Yuan, J.A. Izatt, and C.A. Toth
Ophthalmology, 121(1), 162-172 Jan. (2014).
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This dataset is assembled in easy to use MATLAB format and is over 20GB in size.
Individual SDOCT images and marking: 38400 BScans from 269 AMD patients and 115 normal subjects, their ages, and their corresponding segmentation boundaries on a 5mm diameter centered at the fovea.
NOTE: These results are based on measurements on Bioptigen system. Our preliminary results indicate differences in measured thickness between and even within manufacturers (e.g., a correction factor of 1.16 would be used to convert our reported thicknesses at central fovea to those from Spectralis [Heidelberg Inc, Heidelberg, Germany]).
Complementary data which includes
