Why This Test is Important
- Detects chronic dry eye conditions.
- Early diagnosis of keratoconus.
- Evaluates the ocular surface before and after LASIK.
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OCT Corneal Epithelial Mapping is a sophisticated diagnostic tool that measures epithelial thickness distribution, providing critical insights for managing chronic dry eye and corneal irregularities to ensure optimal visual health outcomes.
Scientific name: OCT Corneal Epithelial Mapping
A non-invasive imaging technique measuring corneal epithelial thickness distribution. It is essential for diagnosing dry eye, keratoconus, and monitoring post-refractive surgery outcomes to ensure ocular surface health and stability.
Service type
Medical Imaging
Duration
10-15 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- OCT Corneal Scan
- Epithelial Thickness Analysis
- Detailed Medical Report
Medical Service Information
Target Groups
- Patients with chronic eye irritation.
- Candidates for refractive surgery.
- Keratoconus patients for regular monitoring.
Procedure Steps
- The patient sits in front of the OCT machine.
- Patient is asked to look at a target light.
- Images are captured within seconds painlessly.
Conditions & Notices
- Remove contact lenses 24 hours before the scan
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