Variation in Appearance of Severe Zone 1 Retinopathy of Prematurity During Wide-angle Contact Photography

Interexpert Agreement in the Identification of Macular Location in Infants at Risk for Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…It is also conceivable that pressure on the eye from the camera could alter the appearance of retinal vessels. 29 However, all study experts reported a high level of experience interpreting RetCam images, and there were no statistically significant differences in mean marked distances to the macular center after excluding images in which experts were not confident. In fact, wide-angle imaging may provide important advantages over ophthalmoscopy with regard to the visualization of macular reflexes and vascular architecture.…”

Interexpert Agreement in the Identification of Macular Location in Infants at Risk for Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…It is also conceivable that pressure on the eye from the camera could alter the appearance of retinal vessels. 29 However, all study experts reported a high level of experience interpreting RetCam images, and there were no statistically significant differences in mean marked distances to the macular center after excluding images in which experts were not confident. In fact, wide-angle imaging may provide important advantages over ophthalmoscopy with regard to the visualization of macular reflexes and vascular architecture.…”

Auto-Processed Retinal Vessel Shadow View Images From Bedside Optical Coherence Tomography to Evaluate Plus Disease in Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…This enables the creation of RVSV-OCT images with greater pixel density, and therefore higher quality, than commercial en face OCT images. Second, the use of a noncontact probe enables the capture of retinal vessel patterns, potentially useful for ROP screening, without retinal vessel changes 47 or the stress response that can be created by a contact fundus camera.…”

Analysis of Discrepancy Between Diagnostic Clinical Examination Findings and Corresponding Evaluation of Digital Images in the Telemedicine Approaches to Evaluating Acute-Phase Retinopathy of Prematurity Study

“…Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP. 13–15 The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs. Finally, at least 2 of the G−/E+ cases could have been avoided if the threshold for rating an image set as “not gradable” was lower, which would have designated those image sets as having RW-ROP.…”

“…Trained readers may have more variability in estimating the location of the fovea than clinicians, perhaps explaining why the consensus panel agreed with the bedside examination more frequently. Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP . The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs.…”

Interexpert Agreement in the Identification of Macular Location in Infants at Risk for Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…It is also conceivable that pressure on the eye from the camera could alter the appearance of retinal vessels. 29 However, all study experts reported a high level of experience interpreting RetCam images, and there were no statistically significant differences in mean marked distances to the macular center after excluding images in which experts were not confident. In fact, wide-angle imaging may provide important advantages over ophthalmoscopy with regard to the visualization of macular reflexes and vascular architecture.…”

Auto-Processed Retinal Vessel Shadow View Images From Bedside Optical Coherence Tomography to Evaluate Plus Disease in Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…This enables the creation of RVSV-OCT images with greater pixel density, and therefore higher quality, than commercial en face OCT images. Second, the use of a noncontact probe enables the capture of retinal vessel patterns, potentially useful for ROP screening, without retinal vessel changes 47 or the stress response that can be created by a contact fundus camera.…”

Analysis of Discrepancy Between Diagnostic Clinical Examination Findings and Corresponding Evaluation of Digital Images in the Telemedicine Approaches to Evaluating Acute-Phase Retinopathy of Prematurity Study

“…Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP. 13–15 The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs. Finally, at least 2 of the G−/E+ cases could have been avoided if the threshold for rating an image set as “not gradable” was lower, which would have designated those image sets as having RW-ROP.…”

“…Trained readers may have more variability in estimating the location of the fovea than clinicians, perhaps explaining why the consensus panel agreed with the bedside examination more frequently. Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP . The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs.…”

Interexpert Agreement in the Identification of Macular Location in Infants at Risk for Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…It is also conceivable that pressure on the eye from the camera could alter the appearance of retinal vessels. 29 However, all study experts reported a high level of experience interpreting RetCam images, and there were no statistically significant differences in mean marked distances to the macular center after excluding images in which experts were not confident. In fact, wide-angle imaging may provide important advantages over ophthalmoscopy with regard to the visualization of macular reflexes and vascular architecture.…”

Auto-Processed Retinal Vessel Shadow View Images From Bedside Optical Coherence Tomography to Evaluate Plus Disease in Retinopathy of Prematurity

“…This enables the creation of RVSV-OCT images with greater pixel density, and therefore higher quality, than commercial en face OCT images. Second, the use of a noncontact probe enables the capture of retinal vessel patterns, potentially useful for ROP screening, without retinal vessel changes 47 or the stress response that can be created by a contact fundus camera.…”

Analysis of Discrepancy Between Diagnostic Clinical Examination Findings and Corresponding Evaluation of Digital Images in the Telemedicine Approaches to Evaluating Acute-Phase Retinopathy of Prematurity Study

“…Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP. 13–15 The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs. Finally, at least 2 of the G−/E+ cases could have been avoided if the threshold for rating an image set as “not gradable” was lower, which would have designated those image sets as having RW-ROP.…”

“…Trained readers may have more variability in estimating the location of the fovea than clinicians, perhaps explaining why the consensus panel agreed with the bedside examination more frequently. Second, identifying the clinical features of ROP in zone I are often subtle, in particular flat stage 3 ROP, and challenge clinicians who manage ROP . The retinopathy may have been apparent on the image but incorrectly interpreted by TRs.…”