Optical Coherence Tomography in Retinal Diseases

An introduction to OCT methodology, its evolution and basic working principles are presented in the first part of the manual. A comparison between four OCTs models is presented by a series of images collected from the same patients with different instruments to better appreciate similarities and differences.

Finally we will present a large quantity of examples with B-scan OCT describing pathological findings and pathological conditions  most commonly founded in everyday OCT clinical practice.

An assessment chapter with interactive quiz questions is available at the end of the book. This is made up of 80 scans each one includes 4 multiple choices. An enjoyable way to learn and check your knowledges.