Retinal microvascular imaging beyond OCTA
OCTA is a great tool to look at retinal perfusion. Adaptive optics (AO) retinal imaging adds another dimension: it resolves the retinal microvascular structure, unveiling arteriolar lumen and wall , so that alterations can be measured with micrometer precision.
What does this make possible? Three clinicians who use the RTX1 AO retinal camera in their research will discuss applications in a roundtable, followed by an interactive Q&A where you can bring your own questions.
📅 Thursday, December 10 · 6:15 pm CET / 12:15 pm ET · 45 minutes · Live on Zoom
Why attend
Microvascular alterations matter far beyond the retina. Whether you work in ophthalmology, internal medicine, but also cardiology, nephrology, or pregnancy-related research, this session will show what micrometer-scale vascular imaging could bring to your studies.
Format
- Roundtable discussion with 3 panelists
- Interactive Q&A session
Panelists
- Céline Faure, MD PhD, ophthalmologist, Saint Martin Private Hospital, Caen, France
- Osamah Saeedi, MD MS, ophthalmologist (glaucoma), University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA
- Anne Dathan-Stumpf, MD, obstetrician-gynecologist, Leipzig University Hospital, Germany
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