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Normal Retinal Anatomy Commercially available spectral domain (SD-OCT) scanners have an Axial Resolution of between 4 µm and 7 µm and a transverse resolution of approximately 15 µm. Swept source (SS-OCT) devices, on the other hand, have an axial resolution…
Artifacts can occur during image acquisition or analysis as a result of software, patient, or operator factors. It is important to identify artifacts because they may affect the qualitative or quantitative interpretation of images. This chapter will discuss artifacts that…
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Each commercially available OCT device uses unique scan patterns that are programmed into the machine. There is considerable overlap between devices, however, with several general scan patterns available across all devices. The scan patterns for the major commercially available machines…