Tomographie par cohérence optique en domaine spectral du segment antérieur : la 3e dimension

Matonti, F.; Hoffart, L.; Alessi, Glen Michael; Baeteman, C.; Trichet, Elodie; Maďar, J.; Tourame, B.; Proust, H.; Ridings, B.; Conrath, J.

doi:10.1016/j.jfo.2009.10.014

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“…Anterior segment spectral domain OCT (SD‐OCT) has been the subject of more than 500 scientific articles over the last 5 years. The application of SD‐OCT for medical and surgical purposes has been specifically described for the structural analysis of tear meniscus, normal and pathological cornea, and iridocorneal angle, as well as evaluation of the anterior chamber, iris, and lens . OCT has also been compared with slit‐lamp examination and with Scheimpflug imaging for corneal endothelial evaluation …”

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Assessment of the use of spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD‐OCT) for evaluation of the healthy and pathological cornea in dogs and cats

Famose

2013

Veterinary Ophthalmology

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SD-OCT examination of normal and pathological corneal conditions in dogs and cats gave an accurate evaluation of each component of the cornea. The advantage of the technique is the in vivo, real-time evaluation of all corneal layers with the absence of corneal contact. Constraints included the necessity of sedation for precise focus and the low quality of images obtained with too pigmented or thickened corneas.

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“…SD‐OCT images have an axial resolution of 2–4 μm and a lateral resolution of 20–25 μm. As a comparison, the axial resolution of 50‐MHz ultrasonography is 50 μm . Additional information about technical features of SD‐OCT can be found elsewhere …”

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Assessment of the use of spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD‐OCT) for evaluation of the healthy and pathological cornea in dogs and cats

Famose

2013

Veterinary Ophthalmology

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“…This method would appear to offer a convenient and rapid method of assessing the configuration of the anterior chamber and may help during routine clinical assessment and treatment of patients with narrow or closed angles, particularly when gonioscopy is difficult to interpret, as in highly pigmented angle. With the development of a new generation of OCT and the emergence of three-dimensional acquisition, 10,11 dynamic gonioscopy with OCT would allow imaging of the entire circumference of the angle rather than one meridian, making this technique clinically more accomplished.…”

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