OCT in diabetic Retinopathy || OCT patterns of DME || Biomarkers in OCT

[@abdulazizfarah3373]

Thank you a lot, i have seen many of your videos, they are so clear, concise; these videos will be asset for coming generation, continue with best regards.

[@qutaibaeva9122]

Thanks

[@drafunt]

Excellent presentation. Good and clear

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you!

[@theindianeyedoctor]

Excellent

[@alikhalifa5366]

Very nice presentation and well illustrated

[@realfoodierajput6335]

Very knowledgeable video mam

[@EmanMohamed-ck5wc]

Love this,thank you for this very informative video

[@dioopht6118]

thank you ❤

[@ghaithzarour1836]

Thank you

[@ditshadatta2491]

maam excellently explained. how to distinguish between cystoid spaces and outer retinal tubulations?

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Cystoid spaces we see usually in inner retina... And they are not single or isolated.. These are elongated oval cysts with thin bridging septae..
Now if you see outer retinal tubulations they are atrophies photoreceptors, so you will see them in the outer retina, often well rounded and isolated

[@shadabahmad1445]

Thank a lot mam

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Most welcome 😊

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Thanks a lot mam

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