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Research questionHow can automatic corneal-layer segmentation handle thin, noisy interfaces across OCT devices?Corneal interfaces are thin and obscured by speckle noise, while different OCT devices produce variable image characteristics. Boundary errors can propagate into estimates of layer thickness and structural change.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.ARCOS: Zero-shot Boundary Localization for Corneal Layer Segmentation Across Optical Coherence Tomography DevicesThe source concerns clinical anterior-segment OCT B-scans and evaluates ARCOS, a patch-based zero-shot boundary-localization system, on matched-device and unseen-device images. Evidence covers boundary localization accuracy, boundary error, and derived corneal thickness estimates across multiple acquisition devices.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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