1. From: In Vivo Human Choroidal Vascular Pattern Visualization Using High-Speed Swept-Source Optical Coherence Tomography at 1060 nm
Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci ;53(4): doi: /iovs
Figure Legend:
SS-OCT retinal and choroidal en face views over a 10 × 10 mm medial sector of the fovea (a–f) and medial SPCA visualization in a SS-OCT 2D sagittal tomogram (g) in a 37-year-old normal subject's right eye. Major arteries and veins are depicted in (a) an en face view at the level of the RNFL (thickness = 50 μm) and (b) a full-depth-integrated en face image capturing the shadow of the major vessels. (c) The inner SL (thickness = 30 μm) contains small vessels (cyan arrows). (d) The inner HL (thickness = 50 μm) and (e) the outer HL (thickness = 40 μm) show large superonasal (yellow arrow), inferonasal vessels (magenta arrows), medium-sized vessels (cyan arrow), paraoptic PCA branch (white arrow), and LPCA (red arrow). (f) Fifteen-micrometer-depth-integrated en face view at the level of the LSL possibly reveals the entrance sites of the individual medial SPCAs (cyan arrows) and the medial PCA arrays (magenta arrow). (g) A sagittal tomogram that depicts the medial SPCA (cyan arrow).
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