Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss

1. Application and Interpretation of Advanced Retinal Imaging with Cirrus HD-OCT Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Mar 23 2011) Clinician Experience Application and Interpretation of Advanced Retinal Imaging with Cirrus HD-OCT See case studies in AMD, CNV, RVO Learn how to identify defining details of pathology Participating Faculty:Brandon J. Lujan, MD Philip J. Rosenfeld, MD PhD Click here to view (Read Full Article)

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2. Interpretation and Application for Glaucoma - Richard Lewis, MD Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Sep 8 2010) Clinician Experience , Presentation Library Interpretation and Application for Glaucoma - Richard Lewis, MD Dr. Richard Lewis talks about the Cirrus approach to glaucoma management , specifically using Anterior Segment Imaging and RNFL thickness analysis. Click here to view (Read Full Article)

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3. AMD – Advanced Diagnostics for Age-Related Macular Degeneration Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Aug 13 2010) Clinician Experience AMD – Advanced diagnostics for age-related macular degeneration At this years World Congress of Ophthalmology in Berlin there were more than 10, 000 doctors in attendance from around the world. A special attraction at the Carl Zeiss Meditec booth was the presentation of - Regina Heinlein - a sa (Read Full Article)

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4. Cirrus HD-OCT Gives Patients a Better Understanding of Their Condition and Why Treatment Might Be Necessary Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Aug 13 2010) Clinician Experience Cirrus HD-OCT gives patients a better understanding of their condition and why treatment might be necessary I think another feature that I like about the Cirrus OCT is really it allows patients to also understand what’s going on with their eyes and their vision. You can show them what ... (Read Full Article)

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5. Advanced Glaucoma Diagnostics- VIDEO ON DEMAND NOW! Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 16 2010) Presentation Library , Glaucoma Advanced Glaucoma Diagnostics - Optimizing Clinical Care and Outcomes with Cirrus HD-OCT. Faculty: Rick Lewis, MD and Ike Ahmed, MD (Read Full Article)

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6. Adult Vitelliform Macular Dystrophy? or Macular Degeneration? Cirrus HD-OCT Reveals Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 13 2010) Clinician Experience Adult Vitelliform Macular Dystrophy? or Macular Degeneration? Cirrus HD-OCT Reveals. A diagnosis of adult vitelliform macular dystrophy is confirmed and macular degeneration is ruled out. Dr. Harry Flynn (Read Full Article)

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7. Guide to Interpreting Spectral Domain OCT Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jun 9 2010) Case Reports OCT is an essential tool for diagnosing and managing retinal disease and glaucoma. This book, provided by Bruno Lumbroso, MD and Marco Rispoli, MD offers a step-by-step guide for interpreting images and data using exciting graphic illustrations and OCT scans from Cirrus HD-OCT. The editors of Eye on OCT would ... (Read Full Article)

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8. Video: Cirrus HD-OCT Images Help Patients Understand the Retinal Condition; Improve Compliance Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jun 8 2010) Clinician Experience Cirrus HD-OCT Images Help Patients Understand the Retinal Condition; Improve Compliance It's not uncommon that we see patients coming in thinking that they need cataract surgery because they've noted a reduction in their vision over the last several years. And even though they may have a cataract, (Read Full Article)

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9. Video: Clinical Cases by Dr. Harry Flynn Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Mar 9 2010) Case Reports This case was referred with dry macular degeneration. The correct diagnosis as illustrated by the Cirrus spectral domain OCT was macular telangiectasias. (Read Full Article)

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10. Video: Clinical Cases by Dr. Harry Flynn Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Mar 9 2010) A summary of adult vitelliform macular dystrophy is confirmed and macular degeneration is ruled out. (Read Full Article)

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11. Video: Clinical Cases by Dr. Harry Flynn Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Mar 9 2010) In this case of clinically diabetic macular edema, the thickness map helps guide laser treatment

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12. Premium IOL Patients Requires Assessment of Foveal Anatomy Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Feb 10 2010) Clinician Experience Premium IOL patients requires assessment of foveal anatomy One of the changes that we've seen in cataract surgery over the last three to five years has been that our patients have become younger and they have increased expectations regarding the quality of vision they are going to have after ... (Read Full Article)

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13. Featured Images Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jan 19 2010) Clinician Experience 3D macular thickness map ILM segmentation layer map HD-OCT image Featured Images 3D macular thickness map ILM segmentation layer map HD-OCT image Diagnosis:Epiretinal Membrane Contributed by:David J. Cimino, CRA COA (Read Full Article)

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14. Premium Cataract Surgery: The Role for Pre-Operative Cirrus HD-OCT Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jan 19 2010) Clinician Experience Dr. Joel Isaac Barthelow discusses the growing market for presbyopia- and astigmatism-correcting IOLs. In his practice, he treats all cataract surgery the same as premium IOL surgery. His preoperative workup includes careful examination of anterior and posterior segments, and of the retina and optic nerve. He especially wants to avoid ... (Read Full Article)

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15. HD-OCT for Better Cataract Surgical Outcomes Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jan 19 2010) Clinician Experience Avoiding multi-focal IOLs in cases of compromised macular function is understood. The key is finding these patients out. Cirrus HD-OCT provides enhanced preoperative assessment of macular structure which is beneficial for the selection of appropriate management, setting appropriate expectations, selection of appropriate intraocular lens, and also postoperative evaluation. (Read Full Article)

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16. Clinical Trial Experience and Cirrus HD-OCT Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jan 19 2010) Clinician Experience One of the most exciting things that happened with our Cirrus unit was, in having one of the first units out there, we were able to provide high resolution vitreomacular interface images to the regulatory authorities that were looking over one of our clinical trials of a drug that makes ... (Read Full Article)

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17. Cirrus HD-OCT - Enhanced HD Scans Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Sep 21 2009) The new HD 5-line raster scan collects more data per scan location than other Cirrus scans, and then evaluates all of the pixel data to construct the best possible image. This new feature is called Selective Pixel Profiling™. (Read Full Article)

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18. Video: David Brown, MD discusses visualizing the subtle differences in fluids related to AMD Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 2 2009) Clinician Experience , AMD Video: "What we found with the ZEISS Cirrus 5 Line Raster is that by getting such high resolution images, we’re often able to discern differences in fluid that may mean the patient’s got Irvine-Gass type cystoid macular edema as opposed to diabetic macular edema. You can also pick ... (Read Full Article)

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19. Video: Richard Braunstein, MD discusses OCT tools for monitoring retinal change Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 1 2009) Clinician Experience Video: Dr. Braunstein talks about how Auto Patient Recall™ assures patient position from multiple visits and how automated visit-to-visit registration ensures reproducibility with overlay of the OCT fundus image from the previous scan for verification of scan position. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Cirrus HD-OCT   Braunstein, Richard E. MD

20. Cirrus HD-OCT exam leads to neurological diagnosis Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 1 2009) Case Reports Presentation: Cirrus HD-OCT and Visucam PRO NM detect abnormality consistent with papilledema, leading to neurological diagnosis. (Read Full Article)

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21. Eye on OCT Terms of Use Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jul 1 2009) (Read Full Article)

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22. Calendar Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jun 1 2009) Tradeshow Calendar for Carl Zeiss Meditec (Read Full Article)

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23. Contact Us Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jun 24 2007) Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Read Full Article)

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24. Share your clinical OCT experience Explore Eye on OCT by Carl Zeiss (Jun 1 2007) Do you have information you would like to share related to OCT? Submit an article from a conference, journal, popular news, or your own images, videos, case reports, clinical pearls, practice management tips, editorial, or other information related to Cirrus HD-OCT. We would like to hear from you. (Read Full Article)

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