Evaluation of a radiomic approach based on hyperspectral retinal imaging to predict the cerebral amyloid status for the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease

The project will help Optina validate and further develope a novel technology to predict the presence of significant amyloid (A?) deposition in the brain from a simple, non-invasive hyperspectral retina scan in combination with an artificial intelligence algorithm. Accumulation of A? plaques in the brain is a key hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), but current […]

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Exploratory Analysis of Alzheimer’s Disease Detection Using Eye Scans

Optina Diagnostics works on detection of Alzheimer’s Disease using hyperspectral eye imaging techniques. This project was an exploratory analysis of data gathered by Optina so far in order to optimize and fit models to most effectively predict cases. Recommendations from the analysis were then handed over to Optina for future work.

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Development of a clinical protocol for the validation of a detection test for ??amyloid aggregates in retinal scan images.

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a neurodegenerative disorder that is difficult to detect early before apparent manifestations of cognitive decline. Current detection methods rely on expensive and hardly accessible imaging techniques (PET scans). Optina Diagnostics developed a new camera as well as innovative image processing methods to propose a non-invasive test to identify the presence of […]

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