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Three-dimensional motion-free imaging of retinal diseases is investigated. The Lissajous scan with the 3-mm scan width is repeated during the gradually shifting center of the scanning pattern. The lateral and axial motion amounts are estimated by using image correlation of OCT and OCTA en face images and the OCT intensity cross-sections, respectively. It results in an imaging area of 6.8 mm or more in diameter. Several eyes with retinal diseases have been scanned. The three-dimensional OCT images are well reconstructed without significant motion artifacts. Although some eyes exhibit severe eye motion, the three-dimensional structure of the retina is well reconstructed.
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