DeepRet: A Portable and Multimodal AI System for Enhancing Glaucoma Diagnosis in Resource-Limited Settings

Glaucoma, projected to impact over 110 million individuals by 2040, remains a significant challenge in low-resource settings due to limited access to diagnostic tools and physicians, delaying early detection. Automated glaucoma diagnosis systems have emerged as potentially scalable solutions but often rely on single-modality imaging and lack integration with real-world patient interactions. To bridge these gaps, DeepRet, an AI-based system, leverages multimodal data—retinal imaging, age, and intraocular pressure measurements—to achieve 96.34% accuracy, a 93% AUROC, and a 17.30% improvement over traditional methods. Designed for low-resource environments, DeepRet features an affordable, portable retinal imager with a manufacturing cost under $200, 3D printed materials, and low-cost electronics. Its intuitive design minimizes training requirements for health workers while offering real-time, patient-friendly feedback, enhancing accessibility and the patient experience.

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Procedia Computer Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2025.10.061
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Retinal Imaging and Analysis
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DeepRet: A Portable and Multimodal AI System for Enhancing Glaucoma Diagnosis in Resource-Limited Settings

Abdellah Chehri, Mohamed Rahouti, Mohammed Aledhari, R. K. Kalia
Procedia Computer Science
Retinal Imaging and Analysis
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DeepRet: A Portable and Multimodal AI System for Enhancing Glaucoma Diagnosis in Resource-Limited Settings

Abdellah Chehri, Mohamed Rahouti, Mohammed Aledhari, R. K. Kalia
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Abstract

Glaucoma, projected to impact over 110 million individuals by 2040, remains a significant challenge in low-resource settings due to limited access to diagnostic tools and physicians, delaying early detection. Automated glaucoma diagnosis systems have emerged as potentially scalable solutions but often rely on single-modality imaging and lack integration with real-world patient interactions. To bridge these gaps, DeepRet, an AI-based system, leverages multimodal data—retinal imaging, age, and intraocular pressure measurements—to achieve 96.34% accuracy, a 93% AUROC, and a 17.30% improvement over traditional methods. Designed for low-resource environments, DeepRet features an affordable, portable retinal imager with a manufacturing cost under $200, 3D printed materials, and low-cost electronics. Its intuitive design minimizes training requirements for health workers while offering real-time, patient-friendly feedback, enhancing accessibility and the patient experience.

Procedia Computer ScienceVol. 270
University of North Texas (US), Fordham University (US), Royal Military College of Canada (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Retinal Imaging and Analysis
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