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Spatially or temporally resolved phase-based optoretinography with actively-tracked point-scanning optical coherence tomography
Optoretinography is a promising approach to measure visual function but its clinical translation has remained confined to research settings due to demanding hardware requirements. Here, we demonstrate that high-quality phase-based optoretinography can be performed using conventional point-scanning s
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