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An approach based on wavelet analysis for feature extraction in the electroretinogram

2011

Most biomedical signals are non-stationary. The knowledge of their frequency content and temporal distribution is then useful in a clinical context. The wavelet analysis is appropriate to achieve this task. The present paper uses this method to reveal hidden characteristics and anomalies of the human a-wave, an important component of the electroretinogram since it is a measure of the functional integrity of the photoreceptors. We here analyse the time–frequency features of the a-wave both in normal subjects and in patients affected by Achromatopsia, a pathology disturbing the functionality of the cones. The results indicate the presence of two or three stable frequencies that, in the pathol…

Electroretinogram a-Wave Photoreceptoral response Achromatopsia Wavelet analysisSettore FIS/07 - Fisica Applicata(Beni Culturali Ambientali Biol.e Medicin)
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