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Cirrus™ HD-OCT Horizontal Scan Image of Normal Control OD Although the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) is only a single layer of cells, it appears as two reflective layers with a dark zone in between on high definition OCT scans. The "inner reflection" has been referred to by some authors as the
Case 1: Topcon 3D OCT Scan OU
Case 1: Optomap® plus with Resmax Ultra-wide Field FAF Image OD Perhaps surprisingly, the FAF appears normal in both eyes with no indication of hyper or hypo AF. RR #42 & RR #45
Case 1: Diopsys™ Nova-DN OU
Case 1: Diopsys™ Nova-DN OS
Case 1: Diopsys™ Nova-DN OU
With the patient's distance prescription in place (with an additional +1.00 D to compensate for the 1 meter working distance), the central 5 degrees of the visual field is focused onto the central 5 degrees of the fundus which corresponds to the macula. Action potentials are then generated by the ganglion cells which are
Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) With VEPs, the patient is treated as a "black box" and the patient looks at checks (usually black and white) that pattern reverse- white checks to black and black checks to white at a specific reversal rate. The pattern reversal stimulus creates a change across the central retina and
Case 1: DiopsysTM Nova-DN Case 1: A 5-year-old child was referred for consultation because a trial of direct patching did not improve visual acuity in his "amblyopic" right eye. BCVA was 20/100-2 and 20/30 with -1.75-1.75 X 180 OD and pl -1.75 X 180 OS. His mom reports that she first noticed the
