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How Do OCT And Fundus Photography Image The Retina? Have you ever wondered how eye doctors get detailed images of the retina, the light-sensitive layer at the back of your eye? In this informative video, we’ll explain the two main tools used to visualize this vital part of your eye: fundus photography and optical coherence tomography (OCT). We’ll start by describing what fundus photography is and how it captures a flat, two-dimensional image of the retina’s surface. You’ll learn how these images help detect common issues such as bleeding, swelling, or abnormal blood vessels, making them useful for initial screenings and tracking changes over time. Next, we’ll explore OCT, a technique that creates detailed cross-sectional images of the retina’s internal layers. We’ll discuss how OCT can identify subtle changes like fluid buildup, thinning, or swelling, which are often signs of eye conditions like macular edema or abnormal blood vessel growth. We’ll also explain how these two methods complement each other—fundus photography providing a quick overview, and OCT offering in-depth internal details. Together, they assist eye care professionals in diagnosing, planning treatment, and monitoring eye health effectively. Whether you’re a patient or just interested in eye health, understanding these tools can help you appreciate how modern technology protects your vision.

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