An Overview of OCT Techniques for Detection of Ophthalmic Syndromes
The retina is an essential part of the human eye. It is a very small part at the subsequent pole of the human eye, and it is composed of a tissue cell that can detect the presence of light. The tissue is sensitive enough to detect the amount of light present, its intensity, and a range of different wavelengths as well. These tissues generate nerve signals, and those signals are passed to the brain via the optic nerve. If the retina malfunctions, then different retinal disorders can occur such as diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and pathologic myopia. These can be considered ...
