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Observing the Posterior Vitreous by Means of the Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope
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“…In the pre-OCT era, SLO had been used to visualize structures in the posterior vitreous, being able to clearly show Weiss rings and other vitreous opacities in static images [ 13 ]. However, since obtaining these static, high-definition images of the fundus requires capturing and averaging several “takes” that are fixated on the retina via an eye-tracker, and vitreous opacities are mobile even with micro-saccades, they tend to become blurred and undefined [ 10 ].…”
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“…In the pre-OCT era, SLO had been used to visualize structures in the posterior vitreous, being able to clearly show Weiss rings and other vitreous opacities in static images [ 13 ]. However, since obtaining these static, high-definition images of the fundus requires capturing and averaging several “takes” that are fixated on the retina via an eye-tracker, and vitreous opacities are mobile even with micro-saccades, they tend to become blurred and undefined [ 10 ].…”
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“…In the pre-OCT era, SLO had been used to visualize structures in the posterior vitreous, being able to clearly show Weiss rings and other vitreous opacities in static images [ 13 ]. However, since obtaining these static, high-definition images of the fundus requires capturing and averaging several “takes” that are fixated on the retina via an eye-tracker, and vitreous opacities are mobile even with micro-saccades, they tend to become blurred and undefined [ 10 ].…”
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