Consultant Ophthalmologist
A 52-year-old high myope treated for mCNV in 2018 returns eight years later with recurrent distortion in the same location. Structural OCT looks unchanged, but OCT-A reveals an active neovascular network within the area of apparent stable fibrosis - confirming that in mCNV, the history is as important as the scan.
Read case →An 83-year-old woman with no visual symptoms is found to have a peripapillary haemorrhage and subretinal lesion on left OCT at a routine sight test. The imaging points to an active peripapillary choroidal neovascular membrane - a diagnosis that hinges on OCT and careful consideration of the differential.
Read case →A 57-year-old man with longstanding CSCR and 18 prior bevacizumab injections is reviewed with ongoing disease activity. Multimodal imaging including FFA, ICG, OCT angiography and structural OCT confirms pachychoroid neovasculopathy - a distinct entity within the pachychoroid spectrum - and guides a switch to aflibercept with good treatment response.
Read case →A 63-year-old man with one week of pixelated central vision. Serial OCT scans document the natural history of a branch retinal vein occlusion, from oedema through to ischaemic thinning.
Read case →An 84-year-old lady with a progressive dark spot in her right eye. OCT shows subretinal fluid and hyperreflective material at the fovea — typical of neovascular AMD.
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