Lecture: Red, Green, and Yellow Disease: OCT Artifacts in Retinal Imaging

Since the first retinal optical coherence tomography (OCT) images were published in 1993, OCT has played an integral role in the diagnosis and management of retinal diseases. OCT can be invaluable in retinal practice, however, artifacts can easily occur and failure to recognize them may lead to misdiagnosis and incorrect management of these disease entities.
Lecturer: Dr. Arghavan Almony, Ophthalmologist, Carolina Eye Associates, North Carolina, USA
0:00 Introduction
1:35 How long have you been in practice?
2:37 What is your practice focus?
17:20 Common Artifacts
19:12 Blink Artifact
22:03 Hair Artifact
23:57 Nystagmus
26:28 Parkinson's Tremor
29:03 Poor Fixation
31:22 Following Scanline
34:13 Small Pupil
38:20 Upside Down
41:11 High Myope
44:59 Vitreous Debris
48:19 Silicone Oil
50:39 Gas Bubble
53:32 Questions?