Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4026049 | Ophthalmology | 2014 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
We present a novel 3-dimensional analysis of vascular and perivascular abnormalities identified in SD-OCT images of eyes with ROP. The SD-OCT characteristics that are more common in eyes with plus disease provide the first in vivo demonstration of the effects of vascular dilation and tortuosity on perivascular tissue. The VASO and surface maps also delineate the severity of vascular pathology in plus disease. Further studies evaluating these findings in eyes with pre-plus versus normal posterior pole vessels may determine the usefulness of SD-OCT in the early detection of vascular abnormalities in ROP.
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Authors
Ramiro S. MD, Eric BS, Du BS, Adam L. BS, Amy Y. BS, David K. MD, MPH, Sharon F. MD, Cynthia A. MD,