OPHDIAT©: A telemedical network screening system for diabetic retinopathy in the Île-de-France

Massin, Pascale; Chabouis, Agnès; Erginay, Ali; Viens-Bitker, C; Lecleire–Collet, A.; Méas, T.; Pj, Guillausseau; Choupot, G.; Andre, Brianna; Denormandie, P.

doi:10.1016/j.diabet.2007.12.006

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“…In a study entitled BOPHDIAT project^conducted by Massin, et al (2008) for telediabetic retinopathy, 2052 patients were screened. The patient's identity information included identity number, birth date, and sex, and their clinical data comprised the type of diabetes, duration of diabetes, therapies performed, and retinal images of their eyes.…”

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Development of a store-and-forward telescreening system of diabetic retinopathy: lessons learned from Iran

Sedaghat

Langarizadeh

Ramezani

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J Diabetes Metab Disord

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Background The present study describes the development and identity phases of a teleophthalmology system used for screening of diabetic retinopathy. Methods A questionnaire was used to identify the main factors necessary for diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy and the features required for a teleophthalmology system. In the second phase, a web-based prototype of the system was designed using the data collected in the previous phase. In the final phase, the system was optimized based on the users' ideas and comments; then, it was evaluated through a standard usability testing questionnaire.Results The results showed that the lowest average percentages were related to ethnicity (61%), optometrist's office address (61%), and consultant physician's office address (65%). A web-based prototype was designed using the Visual Studio and Dreamweaver programming tools. This system comprised patient identity data, medical history, clinical data, and retinal images of the patient. The mean score of usability testing and user satisfaction including specialists, residents, and optometrist was 7.3, 7.1 and 7.3 (out of a total 9), respectively. The evaluation results revealed that the system was classified as good. Conclusion The telescreening system suggested in the current study could be helpful in timely diagnosis. Moreover, it would reduce the treatment costs and complexities. Regardless of the positive points of telemedicine systems, one of the most challenges in this study was the Internet infrastructure to design and apply the system. The future studies, therefore, could focus on the application of cell phone technology for rendering teleophthalmology.

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“…The patient's identity information included identity number, birth date, and sex, and their clinical data comprised the type of diabetes, duration of diabetes, therapies performed, and retinal images of their eyes. The information was sent to the specialist to diagnose diabetic retinopathy and provide a necessary treatment plan [31].…”

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confidence: 99%

Development of a store-and-forward telescreening system of diabetic retinopathy: lessons learned from Iran

Sedaghat

Langarizadeh

Ramezani

et al. 2018

J Diabetes Metab Disord

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“…Finally, the largest experience of DR screening is from OPHDIAT (Ophthlamology Diabetes Telemedicine) a telemedical network covering the Ile-de-France area [49]. Over a 28-month period, 13777 diabetic patients with unknown retinal status were screened for DR using non mydriatic cameras.…”

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Epidemiology of diabetic retinopathy: Expected vs reported prevalence of cases in the French population

Delcourt

Massin

Rosilio³

2009

Diabetes & Metabolism

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SummaryAim: Visual impairment and loss of vision due to retinopathy are amongst the most feared complications in diabetic patients. As the number of diabetic patients is predicted to increase, a corresponding increase in the number of patients affected with diabetic retinopathy (DR) is also expected.Methods: This review aimed at providing an update of the published literature pertaining to the epidemiology of DR.Results: Over the last 20 years, eight population-based studies have been conducted in Western countries, using photographic evidence of DR. Results have consistently suggested that the prevalence of DR is close to 28.7% while Proliferative DR and Macular Oedema account for 9 % and 17 % of all diagnosed cases, respectively. Various longitudinal studies indicate a yearly incidence of DR of 2-6%.In France, the epidemiology of DR has been mostly investigated in observational studies. The Conclusion: Further implementation of screening programs will be a key target for improving DR diagnosis and prevent visual loss in the French diabetic population. Key words:Diabetic retinopathy, epidemiology, prevalence, incidence, screening. French key words:Rétinopathie diabétique, épidémiologie, prévalence, incidence, dépistage.2

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“…[47][48][49] In the OPHDIAT programme, fundus photographs are first taken with non-mydriatic cameras at satellite screening centres by technicians before they are transferred via a telemedicine network to ophthalmologists for grading. 49 In India, similar telescreening is being carried out for DR in South India, in which 45° single-field digital fundus photographs are taken and images transmitted digitally for grading by retina specialists. 50 In the UK, DR graders are not medically trained but they undergo vigorous training by ophthalmologists and have to carry out a minimum number of grading episodes.…”

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Diabetic retinopathy screening: global and local perspective

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OPHDIAT©: A telemedical network screening system for diabetic retinopathy in the Île-de-France

Cited by 101 publications

References 36 publications

Development of a store-and-forward telescreening system of diabetic retinopathy: lessons learned from Iran

Development of a store-and-forward telescreening system of diabetic retinopathy: lessons learned from Iran

Epidemiology of diabetic retinopathy: Expected vs reported prevalence of cases in the French population

Diabetic retinopathy screening: global and local perspective

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