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Interpretable Deep Learning for OCT-Based Diagnosis of Vitreoretinal Lymphoma Versus Uveitis.

Azaz Khan, Ogul E Uner, Pengxiao Zang … Yali Jia
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Deep learning model distinguishes eye lymphoma from uveitis using retinal scans.

Interpretable Deep Learning for OCT-Based Diagnosis of Vitreoretinal Lymphoma Versus Uveitis.

Azaz Khan … Yali Jia
Translational vision science & technology · 2026
Purpose

To develop and validate an interpretable deep learning model that classifies optical coherence tomography (optical coherence tomography) scans as vitreoretinal lymphoma (vitreoretinal lymphoma) or non-infectious uveitis (non-infectious uveitis)-intermediate, posterior, or panuveitis-and visualizes differentiating pathological optical coherence tomography features.

Methods

This cross-sectional study included 45 patients with vitreoretinal lymphoma and 52 with non-infectious uveitis who underwent SPECTRALIS optical coherence tomography imaging.

n = 45 patients
76.0
Results
76.0
± 8.0
AUROC score - how well scans told lymphoma apart from uveitis
n = 45 patients
More results

Grad-CAM features of vitreoretinal lymphoma included preretinal deposits and changes in the retinal pigment epithelium.

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Conclusion

A deep learning model with interpretability can reliably differentiate vitreoretinal lymphoma from non-infectious uveitis, highlighting disease-relevant optical coherence tomography features.

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