Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is a non-invasive, high-resolution imaging technology that provides detailed cross-sectional scans of the retina and optic nerve. At FURIA'S EYE CLINIC, we use advanced OCT technology to detect, monitor, and manage a wide range of retinal and optic nerve conditions with exceptional precision.
OCT imaging allows our specialists to identify subtle changes in the eye that may not be visible through standard examination, enabling earlier diagnosis and more effective treatment planning.
What is OCT?
OCT uses light waves to capture detailed, layered images of the retina — the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of the eye — and the optic nerve. Similar to how ultrasound uses sound waves, OCT uses light to generate high-definition, cross-sectional views of eye structures in real time.
The OCT scan is a quick, painless, and non-contact procedure. The patient sits in front of the OCT machine and looks at a target light while the device scans the eye. The entire process takes only a few minutes and requires no injections or dye in most cases.
Steps Involved
Pupil dilation may be performed for a wider field of view
Patient is positioned comfortably in front of the OCT device
The scan is performed — no contact with the eye
High-resolution images are immediately available for analysis
Benefits of OCT Imaging
Non-invasive and painless — no contact with the eye
High-definition, detailed retinal and optic nerve imaging
Early detection of subtle retinal and optic nerve changes
Enables accurate monitoring of disease progression
Guides treatment decisions for retinal and glaucoma conditions
Quick procedure with immediate results
Why Choose FURIA'S EYE CLINIC?
Advanced high-definition OCT technology
Expert interpretation by experienced ophthalmologists
Comprehensive analysis for retinal and optic nerve health
Integrated with complete eye examination for accurate diagnosis