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Fully automated prediction of geographic atrophy growth using quantitative spectral-domain optical coherence tomography biomarkers

Niu et al., 2016

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2549832419128032694
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Niu S
de Sisternes L
Chen Q
Rubin D
Leng T
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Ophthalmology

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Purpose To develop a predictive model based on quantitative characteristics of geographic atrophy (GA) to estimate future potential regions of GA growth. Design Progression study and predictive model. Participants One hundred eighteen spectral-domain (SD) optical …
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