System, method and computer accessible medium for determining eye motion by imaging retina and providing feedback for acquisition of signals from the retina
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1. An apparatus for determining tracking a motion of at least one portion of an anatomical structure, comprising:
- at least one detector first arrangement which is configured to simultaneously detect a plurality of electromagnetic radiations which are provided from multiple points within the at least one portion, wherein the electromagnetic radiations are received in a confocal configuration; and
at least one computer second arrangement which is configured to (i) obtain at least one reference first image of the at least one portion, and (ii) generate at least one second image of the at least one portion based on the detected electromagnetic radiations, wherein the at least one second image has a lower resolution than the at least one reference first image, wherein the at least one second image is a subsampled full-field image that is subsampled based on a subset of pixel locations of the first image, and wherein the at least one computer second arrangement is further configured to determine the motion based on a comparison of the first and second images.
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The human eye is constantly in motion. For many imaging applications in the eye, eye motion on the time scale of the image acquisition distorts the images. For imaging applications where the signal is very low, image distortion is so severe that imaging is impossible. According to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, systems, methods and computer-accessible medium can be provided to determine eye motion in real time, and provide real time correction of the eye motion for secondary imaging methods to provide stable images and permit long integration times of single images to increase the signal to noise.
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1. An apparatus for determining tracking a motion of at least one portion of an anatomical structure, comprising:
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at least one detector first arrangement which is configured to simultaneously detect a plurality of electromagnetic radiations which are provided from multiple points within the at least one portion, wherein the electromagnetic radiations are received in a confocal configuration; and at least one computer second arrangement which is configured to (i) obtain at least one reference first image of the at least one portion, and (ii) generate at least one second image of the at least one portion based on the detected electromagnetic radiations, wherein the at least one second image has a lower resolution than the at least one reference first image, wherein the at least one second image is a subsampled full-field image that is subsampled based on a subset of pixel locations of the first image, and wherein the at least one computer second arrangement is further configured to determine the motion based on a comparison of the first and second images. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method for determining tracking a motion of at least one portion of an anatomical structure, comprising:
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simultaneously detecting a plurality of electromagnetic radiations which are provided from multiple points within the at least one portion, wherein the electromagnetic radiations are received in a confocal configuration; and obtaining at least one reference first image of the at least one portion; generating at least one second image of the at least one portion based on the detected electromagnetic radiations, wherein the at least one second image has a lower resolution than the at least one reference first image, and wherein the at least one second image is a subsampled full-field image that is subsampled based on a subset of pixel locations of the first image; and using a computer hardware arrangement, determining the motion based on a comparison of the first and second images. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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