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7 March 2022 Panoramic imaging with depth information from miniaturized aspherical catadioptric endoscopes
Bjorn Paulson, Saeed Bohlooli, Youngkyu Kim, SangHwa Lee, Jun Ki Kim
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Abstract
Omnidirectional side-view images from miniaturized catadioptric endoscopes may be used to generate mosaics of the epithelium of tubular organs, enabling the longitudinal monitoring of surface pathologies. Here, previous results are extended to create three-dimensional sub-mm resolution 3.5 cm × 360° reconstructions of pediatric cardiac phantoms. From image stacks with a single annulus of best focus captured via parabolic mirrors, adjacent rings within the focused region may be used to infer depth via parallax while rings of best focus are used to color the inferred geometry. Potential applications include digital reconstruction of pediatric and small-animal organs for diagnostics and surgical guidance at near-cellular resolution.
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Bjorn Paulson, Saeed Bohlooli, Youngkyu Kim, SangHwa Lee, and Jun Ki Kim "Panoramic imaging with depth information from miniaturized aspherical catadioptric endoscopes", Proc. SPIE 11949, Advanced Biomedical and Clinical Diagnostic and Surgical Guidance Systems XX, 119490C (7 March 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2609157
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KEYWORDS
Combined lens-mirror systems

Endoscopes

Mirrors

Panoramic photography

Endoscopy

Natural surfaces

Spherical lenses

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