OiP: The use of OCT in the detection and diagnosis of glaucoma with Dr Jonathan Denniss MCOptom

Optometry in Practice (OiP) Editor-in-Chief, Professor Leon
Davies FCOptom, talks to Dr Jonathan Denniss MCOptom, one of the
authors of a recent paper on the use of optical coherence
tomography (OCT) in the detection and diagnosis of glaucoma.
Jonathan talks about the strengths and limitations of using OCT
for glaucoma diagnosis and gives practical advice on how OCT can
be used by optometrists. 


To read this article, visit
https://www.college-optometrists.org/oip-resource/use-of-optical-coherence-tomography-in-the-detection-and-diagnosis-of-glaucoma.html
(CET available until 30 April 2020).


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opinion on a range of topics, as well as CET points, visit
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