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ERG Signal Modeling Based on Retinal Model
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An electroretinogram (ERG) represents the global responses of the retina to a visual stimulus and shows accumulated responses of each layer of the retina relative to the signal processing mechanisms occurring within the retina. Thus, investigating the reaction types of each ERG wave provides information required for diagnosis and for identifying the signal processing mechanisms in the retina. In this study, an ERG signal is generated by simulating the volume conductor field response for each retina layer, which are then summed algebraically. The retina model used for the simulation is Shah's Computer Retina model, which is the most reliable model developed so far. When the generated ERG is compared with a typical clinical ERG it exhibits a close similarity. Based on changing the parameters of the ERG model, a diagnostic investigation is performed with a variation in the ERG waveform.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E84-A No.6 pp.1515-1524
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Seung-Pyo CHAE, Jeong-Woo LEE, Woo-Young JANG, Byung-Seop SONG, Myoung-Nam KIM, Si-Yeol KIM, Jin-Ho CHO, "ERG Signal Modeling Based on Retinal Model" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E84-A, no. 6, pp. 1515-1524, June 2001, doi: .
Abstract: An electroretinogram (ERG) represents the global responses of the retina to a visual stimulus and shows accumulated responses of each layer of the retina relative to the signal processing mechanisms occurring within the retina. Thus, investigating the reaction types of each ERG wave provides information required for diagnosis and for identifying the signal processing mechanisms in the retina. In this study, an ERG signal is generated by simulating the volume conductor field response for each retina layer, which are then summed algebraically. The retina model used for the simulation is Shah's Computer Retina model, which is the most reliable model developed so far. When the generated ERG is compared with a typical clinical ERG it exhibits a close similarity. Based on changing the parameters of the ERG model, a diagnostic investigation is performed with a variation in the ERG waveform.
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