Segmentation of retinal blood vessels for detection of diabetic retinopathy: A review

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Diabetic detinopathy (DR) is effect of diabetes mellitus to the human vision that is the major cause of blindness. Early diagnosis of DR is an important requirement in diabetes treatment. Retinal fundus image is commonly used to observe the diabetic retinopathy symptoms. It can present retinal features such as blood vessel and also capture the pathologies which may lead to DR. Blood vessel is one of retinal features which can show the retina pathologies. It can be extracted from retinal image by image processing with following stages: pre-processing, segmentation, and post-processing. This paper contains a review of public retinal image dataset and several methods from various conducted researches. All discussed methods are applicable to each researcher cases. There is no further analysis to conclude the best method which can be used for general cases. However, we suggest morphological and multiscale method that gives the best accuracy in segmentation.

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Aras, R. A., Lestari, T., Nugroho, H. A., & Ardiyanto, I. (2016). Segmentation of retinal blood vessels for detection of diabetic retinopathy: A review. Communications in Science and Technology, 1(1), 33–41. https://doi.org/10.21924/cst.1.1.2016.13

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