What is OCT Technology?
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is a diagnostic scan, used in eye care, to provide detailed, cross-sectional images of the inside of your eye. It is as an advanced, non-invasive method to look inside the layers of your retina and see pathology below the surface, that may not be visible on a photograph.
How Does OCT Work?
OCT uses light waves to create high-resolution, 3D images of the retina. Unlike traditional photos, which capture only a flat, two-dimensional view of the retina, OCT provides a comprehensive, layered view. This allows your eye doctor to see the retina’s different layers in detail, revealing microscopic changes hidden below the surface.
B-Scan OCT:
A key component of OCT is the B-scan, which produces detailed cross-sectional images of the retina. The B-scan can detect and visualize small changes to the retinal layers—such as subtle swelling, thinning, or other structural changes—that may not be picked up by conventional retinal photos. This is particularly important for diagnosing and monitoring conditions like macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and more.
Why is OCT Important?
OCT technology helps eye care professionals detect and monitor subtle changes in the retina, leading to better diagnosis and treatment of various eye conditions. At Radiant Eyes, we offer OCT Wellness Screenings to our patients. Talk to one of our doctors during your comprehensive exam to learn more and see how you can benefit from an OCT screening.
B-Scan of Macula
Maestro OCT Reveals Your Eye’s True Health
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