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Agreement between Spectral-Domain and Time-Domain OCT for measuring RNFL thickness
BJO Online (Mar 18 2009) Journal Articles , Glaucoma
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BJO: TD-OCT provide thicker RNFL measurements than SD-OCT with good agreement. Cirrus HD-OCT measurements were highly repeatable in healthy an patient eyes. (Read Full Article)
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