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Clinical Minute: Retina: Features Associated with Progression to GA in AMD

Maria Berrocal, MD, and Usha Chakravarthy, MD, PhD

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WHO: Maria Berrocal, MD, and Usha Chakravarthy, MD, PhD WHAT: A discussion on retinal features predicting geographic atrophy risk in AMD, emphasizing advanced imaging techniques and AI applications. WHEN: Study published September 2021 WHERE: Ophthalmology Retina WHY: To improve the understanding of signs predicting GA in AMD patients. KEY DISCUSSION: Dr. Chakravarthy discusses retinal features, such as the loss of RPE and EZ, that mark GA progression, using advanced imaging to refine clinical assessments. (skip to 3:20 for this conversation)

Posted: 11/04/2024

Keywords:

AMD

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GA

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Geographic Atrophy (GA)

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AI

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Clinical Minute Retina

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Clinical Minute: Retina: Features Associated with Progression to GA in AMD

Maria Berrocal, MD, and Usha Chakravarthy, MD, PhD

WHO: Maria Berrocal, MD, and Usha Chakravarthy, MD, PhD WHAT: A discussion on retinal features predicting geographic atrophy risk in AMD, emphasizing advanced imaging techniques and AI applications. WHEN: Study published September 2021 WHERE: Ophthalmology Retina WHY: To improve the understanding of signs predicting GA in AMD patients. KEY DISCUSSION: Dr. Chakravarthy discusses retinal features, such as the loss of RPE and EZ, that mark GA progression, using advanced imaging to refine clinical assessments. (skip to 3:20 for this conversation)

Posted: 11/04/2024

Keywords:

AMD

•

GA

•

Geographic Atrophy (GA)

•

AI

•

Clinical Minute Retina

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