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VIDEO: Capillary perfusion deviation mapping can detect early diabetic retinopathy

ByRichard Rosen, MD

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HONOLULU — Single-scan capillary perfusion deviation mapping using OCT imaging can assist in identifying and scaling early diabetic retinopathy, according to Richard Rosen, MD, who presented a paper on the subject at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology meeting here.