Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 49, Issue 24, 2407201(2022)

Image Correction and Compensation Method Based on OCT Noninvasive Blood Glucose Detection

Congcong Zhou1,2, X. Steve Yao1,2, Ya Su1,2、*, Peng Hao1,2, Shengwei Cui1,2, Yifei Liu1,2, and Song He1,2
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  • 1College of Physics Science & Technology, Hebei University, Baoding 071002, Hebei, China
  • 2Hebei Provincial Center for Optical Sensing Innovations, Baoding 071002, Hebei, China
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    Effects of offset distance on skin image processing results. (a) Relationship between normalized light intensity and offset distance ; (b) fitted lines of normalized light intensities at different offset distances; (c) scattering coefficient versus offset distance; (d) deviation of scattering coefficient versus offset distance
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    Flow chart of correction and compensation algorithm
    Differences of extracted skin image areas before and after correction and compensation. (a)(b) skin images collected at different moments; skin images in central perforated region extracted from (c) Fig. 4(a) and (d) Fig. 4(b) with selected matching templates shown in dotted boxes; (e) template image; (f) corrected image
    Flow chart of correction and compensation algorithm
    Skin images collected at different blood glucose moments and their images after correction and compensation which based on template image
    Calibration results of images before and after correction and compensation . (a) Before correction and compensation; (b) after correction and compensation
    Prediction results before and after correction and compensation. (a) Before correction and compensation; (b) after correction and compensation
    Clarke error analysis between predicted value and finger blood value before and after correction and compensation. (a) Before correction and compensation; (b) after correction and compensation
    Effect of human blood glucose concentration on scattering coefficient
    • Table 1. Blood glucose concentrations at different moments

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      Table 1. Blood glucose concentrations at different moments

      Moment16:1416:2316:3616:4416:52
      Blood glucose concentration /(mmol·L -1)7.08.08.59.19.4
    • Table 2. Statistics of numbers of relevant areas

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      Table 2. Statistics of numbers of relevant areas

      Correlation coefficient>0.7>0.8>0.9
      Number of relevant areas before correction432413
      Number of relevant areas after correction733614
    • Table 3. Comparison of correction and compensation effects

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      Table 3. Comparison of correction and compensation effects

      VolunteerCorrelation coefficientMean of difference ± standard deviation /(mmol·L-1)Clark error
      UncorrectedCorrectedUncorrectedCorrectedUncorrectedCorrected
      Volunteer 10.180.611.39±1.360.91±0.4866.67%100.00%
      Volunteer 20.270.711.82±1.120.68±0.6139.34%85.25%
      Volunteer 30.570.801.35±1.060.77±0.5355.42%83.13%
      Volunteer 40.440.492.43±1.842.08±1.6945.83%51.04%
      Average0.370.651.75±1.341.11±0.8351.82%79.86%
    • Table 4. Changes in scattering coefficients of skin tissue of different volunteers before and after blood glucose concentration change

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      Table 4. Changes in scattering coefficients of skin tissue of different volunteers before and after blood glucose concentration change

      VolunteerAfter blood glucose concentration changeBefore blood glucose concentration change
      Volunteer 50.02640.0016
      Volunteer 60.00980.00069
      Volunteer 70.00820.00049
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    Congcong Zhou, X. Steve Yao, Ya Su, Peng Hao, Shengwei Cui, Yifei Liu, Song He. Image Correction and Compensation Method Based on OCT Noninvasive Blood Glucose Detection[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2022, 49(24): 2407201

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    Paper Information

    Category: Biomedical Optical Imaging

    Received: May. 9, 2022

    Accepted: Jun. 7, 2022

    Published Online: Oct. 31, 2022

    The Author Email: Su Ya (suya@hbu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/CJL202249.2407201

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