Application of OCT-Derived Attenuation Coefficient in Acute Burn-Damaged Skin.

Jie LuAnthony J DeeganYuxuan ChengTeng LiuYujiao ZhengSamuel P MandellRuikang K Wang

Published in: Lasers in surgery and medicine (2021)

Our study has demonstrated that the OAC estimated from OCT data can be used to enhance imaging contrast to facilitate the automatic segmentation of the epidermal layer, as well as help elucidate our understanding of the pathological changes that occur in human skin when exposed to acute burn injury, which could serve as an objective indicator of skin injury and healing.

Keyphrases

wound healing
liver failure
respiratory failure
deep learning
optical coherence tomography
drug induced
soft tissue
aortic dissection
high resolution
diabetic retinopathy
magnetic resonance
machine learning
electronic health record
hepatitis b virus
big data
mass spectrometry
photodynamic therapy
data analysis