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Peripheral Lattice Degeneration Imaging with Ultra-Widefield Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography.
Korean Journal of Ophthalmology : KJO 2023 October 26
PURPOSE: To investigate a series of peripheral lattice degeneration cases using an ultra-widefield (UWF) swept-source optical coherence tomography (SSOCT) system (Silverstone, Nikon Healthcare Japan, Inc, Tokyo, Japan).
METHODS: From 1st August, 2022 to 31th July, 2023, nineteen eyes of 16 patients with peripheral lattice degeneration were included. They all underwent a UWF-SSOCT examination. Anatomy of retina, vitreous, and associated pathologic changes were assessed.
RESULTS: UWF-SSOCT showed various anatomical changes of retina and vitreous in patients with lattice degeneration. Of fifteen eyes of 12 patients whose UWF-SSOCT images were clearly obtained, 8 eyes showed regional retinal thinning, 7 eyes showed vitreous traction, 2 eyes showed detached vitreous, 3 eyes showed retinal break.
CONCLUSIONS: UWF-SSOCT can be a useful tool to understand anatomical changes and pathophysiology of peripheral lattice degeneration.
METHODS: From 1st August, 2022 to 31th July, 2023, nineteen eyes of 16 patients with peripheral lattice degeneration were included. They all underwent a UWF-SSOCT examination. Anatomy of retina, vitreous, and associated pathologic changes were assessed.
RESULTS: UWF-SSOCT showed various anatomical changes of retina and vitreous in patients with lattice degeneration. Of fifteen eyes of 12 patients whose UWF-SSOCT images were clearly obtained, 8 eyes showed regional retinal thinning, 7 eyes showed vitreous traction, 2 eyes showed detached vitreous, 3 eyes showed retinal break.
CONCLUSIONS: UWF-SSOCT can be a useful tool to understand anatomical changes and pathophysiology of peripheral lattice degeneration.
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