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Five steps to make your clinical practice reflect the latest best practice guidelines on detecting glaucoma

OCT is a medical imaging technique that is now comprehensively used by ophthalmologists and optometrists to acquire high resolution images of the anterior segment and retina.

This article will examine what OCT can tell us about the structural changes associated with glaucoma and consider how OCT can help in the diagnosis and management of this condition.

This article examines how clinicians can use OCT images relating to a range of retinal lesions to aid diagnosis and clinical decision making.

This series of online case studies presents details of the interpretation of OCT images in the diagnosis of a number of retinal conditions, highlighting the distinctive features of each condition and providing pointers on how to avoid misinterpretation.

This article examines how practitioners can make effective use of OCT images in the diagnosis and management of a range of anterior chamber structures and conditions.

This series of case studies examines how clinicians can use OCT images to help in diagnosis and referral decision making in glaucoma.

Ingebret Mojord