No it's actually correct. This is not like our typical examinations where we assume the patient to be sitting in front of us.. You have to imagine yourself sitting at the oct machine and think about the orientation. When you do so...the left rnfl thickening means the disc is that side... And it's is the left eye that the disc is going to be on the left side.( as we know the disc is nasal ) To put things into perspective here is a image images.app.goo.gl/pBqtEFA4UH2wqMr36
very clear and systematic exposition of OCT results. Now I can talk more meaningfully to my retinal specialist !
Clear and sincere presentation, Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
You make clear a lot of points that I was confused, thank you again and again.
I have seen this video 20 times: very didactic
At 8:37 we are actually talking about right eye since nasal rnfl is on left side ?
No it's actually correct. This is not like our typical examinations where we assume the patient to be sitting in front of us..
You have to imagine yourself sitting at the oct machine and think about the orientation.
When you do so...the left rnfl thickening means the disc is that side...
And it's is the left eye that the disc is going to be on the left side.( as we know the disc is nasal )
To put things into perspective here is a image
images.app.goo.gl/pBqtEFA4UH2wqMr36
Okay Thank you so much ! For the reply and for such beautiful content .. your video lectures are helping me a-lot in my 1st yr residency 😊
Thank you so much 😊
Wonderful explanation- great condensation of retinal anatomy referenced to OCT.
amazing as always , can you do a topic on diabetic retinopathy , macular edema pleaaase
wonderful topic👌
please ma'am make video on VEP topic
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Excellent teaching video!! Thank u
Thanks a million. Very simplified
Beautifully explained ma'am thanks a ton !
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Thank you a lot for your clear, concise concepts,and e xplanations
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Can some explain topcan 3d 1 maestro oct in detail?
Good video thanks a lot
You are welcome
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Nice video mam.thank u very much
Thanks alot very informative
You made the most complicated easy thank You
Very nice!
Thanks!
the post. hyaloid what is in the picture and post. pvd it make bit confuse. how do we make understand?
The posterior hyaloid is usually not seen... The picture has PVD, therefore it's visible there
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