High-Resolution OCT (Heidelberg, SPECTRALIS® High-Res OCT- DMR001) was performed with a scan protocol of 20° × 20° OCT volume scan in high-resolution mode centered on the fovea with 49 B-scans and 25 ART frames (1024 a-scans per b-scan). High-Resolution OCT operates on the principles of Spectral Domain OCT, similarly to the standard Spectralis HRA-OCT, with a notable refinement in axial resolution within tissue, achieving a 3 μm resolution as opposed to the 7 μm standard platform. Further details can be found our previous the study by Reche et al. [8].
Patients with poor image quality and/or artifacts were excluded from the analysis.
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