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High-speed multicontrast dynamic OCT by using deep learning

Author(s)
Liu, Yusong
Abd El-Sadek, Ibrahim
Morishita, Rion
Padungatthakij, Chettanat
Furukawa, Atsuko
Matsusaka, Satoshi
Yasuno, Yoshiaki
Date Issued
March 5, 2026
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1117/12.3084922
Abstract
We proposed a deep learning approach to significantly accelerate multi-contrast dynamic optical coherence tomography (MC-DOCT) imaging. We trained a three-dimensional UNet with a long short-Term memory module to simultaneously generate authentic logarithmic intensity variance (aLIV) and swiftness images from only 4 OCT frames with nonuniform time intervals, instead of conventional 32 frames. This method accurately visualized multiple functional domains in in vitro samples such as breast cancer spheroids, colon cancer spheroids and alveolar organoids, which is consistent with ground truth computed from 32 OCT frames. Our method provides a promising solution for reducing MC-DOCT acquisition time from 1 minute to 6 seconds.
Citation
Proceedings of SPIE the International Society for Optical Engineering, 13850, 2026
Subjects

Deep learning

Dynamic OCT

Tumor spheroid

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