Intraoperative OCT Seen As Useful Imaging Adjuvant

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Ocular Surgery News

As an imaging adjuvant, intraoperative optical coherence tomography is already useful and just the “tip of the iceberg for what this technology is going to represent,” a speaker said here.

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The man in the photo below was seen 6 hours after trauma. His vision is CF ou, he has a left RAPD and his IOP is 50mmHg. What should be your first line of therapy?
1. Observation
2. CT scan
3. Decompression of the orbit
4. Ultrasound of the orbit
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Intraoperative OCT Seen As Useful Imaging Adjuvant

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The man in the photo below was seen 6 hours after trauma. His vision is CF ou, he has a left RAPD and his IOP is 50mmHg. What should be your first line of therapy?

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