An OCT scan can feel almost unremarkable when you first see it happen. You sit at a chin rest, stare into a small light, and within seconds the machine has captured a stack of images that reveal the retina in a level of detail that used to be impossible without much more invasive methods. Yet behind that simple experience is one of the most useful tools in modern eye care, especially when the concern is the health of the macula, the optic nerve, or the subtle swelling and t
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Read more about Inside the OCT Scan: Mapping the Layers of the RetinaBlurry vision has a way of slipping into daily life quietly. At first, you notice it only when you shift your gaze from your phone to a street sign, or when the grocery store receipt looks a little fuzzy under fluorescent lights. Then it starts showing up more often. You lean closer to the screen. You blink hard and hope the image settles. You rub your eyes after a long meeting and tell yourself you just need more sleep. Sometimes that is all it is. But persistent blurry
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