Mobile Base Application for Cataract and Conjunctivitis

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Shabeer M.S.M, Yapa Y.M.T.N.S, Herath H.M.K.C.B., D.I.De Silva, W.A.C.Pabasara

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People's priorities often shift away from their health in today's fast-paced society, and eye-related health problems have become a major concern. The implications of ignoring problems including cataracts, conjunctivitis, bulging eyes, and diabetic retinopathy can be severe. One of these ailments is the main cause of blindness, according to the World Health Organization. Traditional diagnostic techniques, however, frequently rely on ophthalmologists' knowledge and specialized equipment, which might be hard to come by, especially in remote locations. Introducing "Icare," a smartphone application that fills this gap by enabling users to easily and for free evaluate their eye health. Icare offers comprehensive coverage for a wide range of illnesses, including prevalent conditions like cataracts and conjunctivitis as well as newly recognized problems like bulging eyes and diabetic retinopathy. Icare's user-centric design guarantees a simple self-assessment approach appropriate for a wide user base. The app also provides comprehensive descriptions of various eye conditions, arming users with the knowledge they need to make decisions about their eye health. Icare's dedication to democratizing eye health evaluations and education has produced noteworthy outcomes. The application has achieved amazing precision and prediction accuracy, achieving an impressive 86.9%, by training the model on a sizable dataset of more than 5000 samples within the Azure environment. In conclusion, the Icare application is a revolutionary development in the management of eye health. In addition to offering educational resources and self-assessment tools to close the gap in early detection, it also gives people the power to take charge of their eye health. Icare is committed to comprehensive eye care by addressing well-known and cutting-edge eye health conditions, such as bulging eyes and diabetic retinopathy.

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