Course in clinical applications of OCT for macular diseases - Non-neovascular ARMD

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) is one or even the most important ancillary test used to diagnose and follow up patients with macular diseases.

In this presentation, I will discuss the most common pathological changes in OCT scans, which address early ARMD, intermediate ARMD, geographic atrophy, and advanced non-neovascular ARMD

In the next presentation, I will discuss the clinical applications of OCT in neovascular age-related macular degeneration.

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#Macula
#Cross_section
#GA
#Scar
#Drusen
#ARMD
#ellipsoid
#VMA
#Pathology
#Course

[royalazaka]

Good effort..do continue such v.helpful videos..this video covered almost useful points.

[royalazaka]

So does large drusens a drusinoid PED comes under the heading of intermediate non AMD? And complete, incomplete rpe atropy under which stage?