How OCT Imaging Reveals Early Central Vision Changes
Central vision is where most people notice trouble first, even if they do not know what is happening anatomically. Reading becomes slower. Fine print blurs. Straight lines seem slightly bent, or a sentence looks clear in one spot and fuzzy in the next. These symptoms can be subtle enough to dismiss at first, especially when one eye still compensates for the other. That is precisely why optical coherence tomography, better known as OCT, has become such a practical tool in re
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