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Jun 2026
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Computer Engineering
Zeal college of engineering and research pune
Computer Engineering
Zeal college of engineering and research pune
Computer Engineering
Zeal college of engineering and research pune
Eye diseases such as Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP), glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts are major causes of vision impairment. Early and accurate detection is essential to prevent permanent blindness, yet manual screening is slow and depends on specialist availability. EyeCare is an AI-powered diagnostic system that automates the detection and classification of eye diseases from retinal (fundus) images. It uses a VGG19-based CNN model for multi-scale feature extraction and disease staging. The system integrates ReactJS (frontend), Python with OpenCV (backend), and a secure database, ensuring a smooth, scalable, and user-friendly experience. Experimental evaluation shows high accuracy and reliability, making EyeCare suitable for clinical diagnosis and mass screening programs.
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The proposed EyeCare system provides a secure, AI-driven approach to eye disease detection using fundus images. By integrating a VGG19 + CNN model with a robust Flask–MongoDB backend, the system ensures accurate disease classification, reliable data management, and safe clinical decision support. Unlike decentralized blockchain models, this solution uses encrypted database storage and role-based access control to maintain patient privacy and integrity. The platform supports doctors and ophthalmologists in early disease diagnosis, digital report generation, and efficient record management — making it ideal for hospitals, clinics, and telemedicine.
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6/26/2026
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