Your patient scan guide journal 773

Central vision complaints rarely arrive neatly labeled. A patient may say text looks warped, a face seems smudged, or one eye feels “off” even when the eye looks quiet at a glance. That mismatch between symptoms and the external exam is exactly where optical coherence tomography, better known as OCT, has become indispensable. For suspected macular edema and other causes of central vision changes, OCT gives clinicians a cross-sectional view of the macula in seconds, revealin