A New Approach to Deviation Mapping for Retinal Perfusion

Richard B. Rosen, MD

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Richard B. Rosen, MD, explains why optical coherence tomography angiography may become a new standard for determining the presence of microvascular disease.

Posted: 5/01/2018

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Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography, OCTA

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perfusion density mapping

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Description: Richard B. Rosen, MD, explains why optical coherence tomography angiography may become a new standard for determining the presence of microvascular disease.

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