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Classification And Prediction Retinal Oct Images by CNN Algorithm

Noori Al-Tekreeti et al., 2022

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Noori Al-Tekreeti M
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WHO says diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness. Complexity and quietness make early detection challenging. DR treatment is stage-dependent. Treatment slows disease progression. Ophthalmologists may initially just monitor DR. Diet, blood sugar, and …
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