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OCT and OCTA in DR practical discussions
The document discusses various stages of posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) and associated ophthalmological conditions. It highlights the classification of PVD stages, including no PVD, paramacular PVD, and complete PVD, alongside related factors like traction and retinal issues. Key acronyms and terms relevant to diabetic retinopathy and retinal morphology are also mentioned.
OCT and OCTA in DR practical discussions
- 1. OCT & OCTA inDR … A Practical Discussion Mohamed ELShafie, MD Lecturer of ophthalmology Kafr ELShiekh university
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Editor's Notes
- #8 Thick nerve fiber layer
- #10 liquifaction
- #11 contraction
- #14 attach to ON and fovea and macula
- #15 attach to ON and fovea
- #16 peripheral
- #17 Stage 4
- #19 Focal causing hole broud > 50 µ better prognosis
- #21 IS OS disruption affect vision
- #23 pseudohole
- #24 Distort layer Perseve fovea
- #25 Loss foveal contour
- #26 Retinal thickening Distort fovea
- #27 Distort all layers
- #29 Cotton wall spot infarction of NFL
- #30 lipid diposition in OPL OEDEMA HGE
- #31 Loops
- #41 Preretinal vascularization
- #47 Vessel density : blood flow warm color better perfusion Central blue avascular zone
- #49 FAZ
- #50 compare