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Fig 1.

Experimental setup and timing chart.

(a) Experimental setup. (b) Timing chart of the galvanometric scanner and image acquisition. Scanner, waveforms to scan the retina; Gate, a gate signal for OCT acquisition; Irrad., the coagulation laser output with an exposure time of 50 ms.

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Fig 2.

Flowchart of OCT image processing.

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Fig 3.

OCT B-scan images and OCT correlation maps with different laser parameters while maintaining the same total energy of 10 mJ.

OCT B-scan images (top row) and correlation maps (bottom row) when changing the laser power and duration while maintaining the total energy at 10 mJ.

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Fig 4.

OCT B-scan images, in-plane lateral and axial displacements and scalar potentials at different time points (Class-1).

OCT B-scan images (first row), in-plane lateral displacements (second row), in-plane axial displacements (third row), and the color composite images (fourth row) where the color represents the scalar potential at different time points.

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Fig 5.

OCT B-scan images, in-plane lateral and axial displacements and scalar potentials at different time points (Class-2).

OCT B-scan images (first row), in-plane lateral displacements (second row), in-plane axial displacements (third row), and the color composite images (fourth row) where the color represents the scalar potential at different time points.

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Table 1.

Number of retinal positions classified by dynamics of tissue displacements for each laser parameter.

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