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Imaging, Counseling and Early Referral: Protecting Vision for Patients With Geographic Atrophy
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Imaging, Counseling and Early Referral: Protecting Vision for Patients With Geographic Atrophy
This editorially independent content is sponsored by Astellas. Dr. Carolyn Majcher Carolyn Majcher, OD, FAAO, says early detection of geographic atrophy (GA) is now both more possible and more critical than ever for preserving patients’ vision. Advances in multimodal imaging, especially higher-resolution, faster OCT, allow clinicians to detect subtle changes such as attenuation of the photoreceptors and early retinal pigment epithelial changes. …
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