Overview
Imaging provides detailed assessment of retinal corneal and orbital anatomy for surgical planning. Modalities include OCT ultrasound and MRI depending on the target. Accurate imaging improves surgical outcomes and patient counseling.
Retinal Surgery
OCT maps macular structure and guides planning for vitrectomy and membrane peeling. Quantitative OCT metrics monitor disease progression and surgical response. Integration with clinical exam optimizes timing of intervention.
Corneal and Refractive Planning
Anterior segment OCT and topography guide corneal surgery and refractive procedures. Imaging assesses thickness curvature and irregularity for personalized planning. Postoperative imaging monitors healing and complications.
Orbital Surgery
CT and MRI delineate orbital masses fractures and optic nerve relationships for surgical planning. High resolution imaging informs approach and risk assessment. Multidisciplinary collaboration with oculoplastics enhances care.