Diagnostics

Swept-Source OCT: The Next Generation in Retinal Imaging

Optical Computer Topography (OCT) is a type of imaging that provides clear pictures of all layers of the retina. The newest version, swept-source OCT, uses a higher wavelength to take faster and higher-quality images of structures in the retina and beneath it. With this technology, we can monitor for minute changes in the retina's appearance during each visit to determine if a condition is stable, improving, or progressing.

Our comprehensive diagnostic suite is capable of imaging all parts of the eye in great detail. We are able to analyze optic nerve scans for signs of glaucoma and take crisp retinal pictures to track diabetic retinopathy. We have the latest technologies to take measurements in the planning for cataract surgery including premium lens implants.