d clinicians in visualizing the complex architecture of the retina. Diagnostic Reference: Helps identify deviations from normal anatomy during imaging and histopathological examination. Research Framework: Facilitates understanding of retinal development, disease mechanisms, and thera
visual clarity. The atlas supports teaching modules, case discussions, and self-assessment. 3. Research and Documentation Researchers can compare novel findings with established images, aiding in the documentation of new retinal con
ithms The resulting images depict the reflectivity of various retinal structures, allowing detailed analysis. Types of OCT Scans and Their Uses Line Scans: Single cross-sectional images useful for detailed assessment. Volume Scans:
mera offers numerous advantages that enhance patient outcomes and streamline clinical workflows. Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy The high-resolution imaging allows for precise identification of retinal pathologies, including microaneurysms, drusen, hemorrhages, and neovascularization. UV
main OCT (SD-OCT) Provides higher resolution (~5 microns axial resolution). Enables detailed visualization of retinal microstructures. Facilitates the creation of detailed layer segmentation maps. Swept-Source OCT (SS-OCT) Uses longer w
