Telemedicine and the medical “big data” era in ophthalmology highlight the use of non-
mydriatic ocular fundus photography, which has given rise to indispensable applications of …

Fundus photography is commonly used for screening, diagnosis, and monitoring of various
diseases affecting the eye. In addition, it has shown promise in the diagnosis of brain …

Various ocular diseases, such as cataract, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma have affected
a large proportion of the population worldwide. In ophthalmology, fundus photography is …

Objective Automated, objective and fast measurement of the image quality of single retinal
fundus photos to allow a stable and reliable medical evaluation. Methods The proposed …

Image quality assessment is essential for retinopathy detection on color fundus retinal
image. However, most studies focused on the classification of good and poor quality without …

Objectively assessing the perceptual quality of an ocular fundus image is essential for the
reliable diagnosis of various ocular diseases. A fair amount of work has been done in this …

Fundus images obtained in a telemedicine program are acquired at different sites that are
captured by people who have varying levels of experience. These result in a relatively high …

Retinal image quality assessment (RIQA) is an essential step in automated screening
systems to avoid misdiagnosis caused by processing poor quality retinal images. A no …

Image quality assessment (IQA) is significant for current techniques of image-based
computer-aided diagnosis, and fundus imaging is the chief modality for screening and …

The evaluation of image quality is an important step before an automatic analysis of retinal
images. Several conditions can impair the acquisition of a good image, and minimum image …