Enhanced Visualization of Macular Pathology With the Use of Ultrahigh-Resolution Optical Coherence Tomography

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2003
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Abstract
Objectives To demonstrate a new generation of ophthalmic optical coherence tomography(OCT) technology with unprecedented axial resolution for enhanced imaging of intraretinal microstructures and to investigate its clinical feasibility to visualize intraretinal morphology of macular pathology. Methods A clinically viable ultrahigh-resolution ophthalmic OCT system was developed and used in clinical imaging...
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Authors Wolfgang Drexler;Harald Sattmann;Boris Hermann;Tony H. Ko;Michael Stur;Angelika Unterhuber;Christoph Scholda;Oliver Findl;Matthias Wirtitsch;James G. Fujimoto;Adolf F. Fercher;
Journal Archives of Ophthalmology
Year 2003
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1001/archopht.121.5.695
Keywords
eye Tomography Optical Coherence diagnostic imaging age related macular degeneration retina photoreceptors macular holes fundus photography epiretinal membrane disorder of macula of retina pigment central serous chorioretinopathy

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