
Altris AI is a unique ophthalmic image management system featured in the Ophthalmology Times, Eyes on eyecare, and the Eyewire. We partner with all OCT equipment producers and solve 4 most common pain points of OCT interpretation:
- Help eye care specialists with controversial/complex OCT scans which are rather frequent.
- Assist in finding minor, early, rare pathologies on OCT scans.
- Differentiate between pathological and non-pathological OCT scans within a minute.
- Give confidence to eye care specialists who are in doubt about their OCT interpretation skills.
We have a CE certificate and FDA clearance is in the process.
Fully GDPR compliant, data is encrypted and can’t be reached by any 3rd party. We have a CE certificate and FDA clearance is in the process.
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Real Stories from Real Customers
Altris Inc. products bring real value
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Altris AI helps our eye care specialists to avoid mistakes and feel more confident with diagnostic decision-making. Definitely less guessing! Moreover, the examination goes faster so we can now have more patients.
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Hashim Ali Khan
Optometrist and Assistant Professor of Optometry
Altris Education OCT is the best ever app (resource) on OCT education. I was stunned with the quality of material, presentation and interpretation and most of all the segmentation of lesions
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Laura Sofía Reyna Soberanis
MD MSc
Altris AI is an amazing platform. Very useful and friendly. Every eye care professional should try it!
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Dr. Mostafa Hamza
MD
I am sure this is only the beginning for AI uses in our field and I commend you for your efforts, coming from a country where primary care is almost non-existent and most diabetic and hypertensive patients suffer from retinopathies sometimes before they are even aware of their chronic diseases, your initiative may well be the catalyst for the preservation of eyesight and quality of life for a lot of patients.
Altris AI system has 3 core modules: screening, analysis, and reporting. During the screening, AI selects pathological scans automatically saving an incredible amount of time for highly qualified ophthalmologists and optometrists.
In the analysis module, it is possible to determine the probability of certain pathological signs and pathologies relying on the database of 5 mln OCT scans obtained in ophthalmic clinics. More than that, it is possible to define minor pathological signs that are sometimes missed or pathologies at the early stages.
The 3rd module generates innovative OCT reports comprehensive for both patients and eye care specialists.

How it Works?
Altris is a unique ophthalmic image management system powered by AI
Altris algorithm is trained on the database of 5 million unique OCT cases obtained in 11 practicing ophthalmology clinics.
We improve the diagnostic process for ophthalmologists and optometrists by automating the detection of 54 pathological signs and 49 pathologies on OCT images.
With Altris AI, you will finally feel confident about OCT scans interpretation and will become a real professional in it.
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Formats
The system works with all data formats, such as DICOM, jpg, and png, making the ophthalmic image management system more secure and efficient
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Innovative OCT reports
We create OCT reports that are comprehensible for both patients and eye care specialists
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Integration
The system can also be integrated with the EHR system or it can also work autonomously as a web application
Subscription
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Examinations
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Retina conditions detected by AI
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Number of patients
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OCT screening with AI
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Pathologies segmentation and classification with AI
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Retina layers segmentation with AI
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Retina layers thickness calculation with AI
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Both eyes analysis
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Comparison analysis
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Progression analysis
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Pathology area calculation with AI
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3D OCT view
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Pathology volume calculation with AI
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Reports
More than 40 retina conditions
Pathological signs
Pathologies detection
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Diffuse edema
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Double layer sign
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Drusen
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Epiretinal fibrosis
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Fibrovascular RPE detachment
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Floaters
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Full thickness macular hole
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Hard exudates
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Intraretinal cystoid fluid
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Intraretinal hyperreflective foci
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Lamellar macular hole
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Neurosensory retina detachment
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Operculum
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Photoreceptor layers abnormalities
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Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment
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Pseudocysts
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Pseudohole
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Retinoschisis
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RPE atrophy
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Serous RPE detachment
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Subretinal fluid
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Subretinal hyperreflective material (SHRM)
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Vitelliform material
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Vitreoretinal traction
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Central retinal vein occlusion
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Central serous chorioretinopathy
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Choroidal neovascularization
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Cystoid macular edema
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Diabetic macular edema
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Diabetic retinopathy
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Dry AMD
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Dry AMD - Geographic atrophy
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Epiretinal fibrosis
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Full thickness macular hole
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Macular degeneration
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Wet AMD
Up to 100 retina conditions
Pathological signs
Pathologies detection
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Diffuse edema
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Double layer sign
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Drusen
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Epiretinal fibrosis
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Fibrovascular RPE detachment
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Floaters
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Full thickness macular hole
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Hard exudates
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Intraretinal cystoid fluid
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Intraretinal hyperreflective foci
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Lamellar macular hole
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Neurosensory retina detachment
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Operculum
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Photoreceptor layers abnormalities
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Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment
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Pseudocysts
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Pseudohole
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Retinoschisis
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RPE atrophy
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Serous RPE detachment
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Subretinal fluid
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Subretinal hyperreflective material (SHRM)
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Vitelliform material
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Vitreoretinal traction
Central retinal vein occlusion
Central serous chorioretinopathy
Choroidal neovascularization
Cystoid macular edema
Diabetic macular edema
Diabetic retinopathy
Dry AMD
Dry AMD - Geographic atrophy
Epiretinal fibrosis
Full thickness macular hole
Macular degeneration
Wet AMD
More than 100 retina conditions
Pathological signs
Pathologies detection
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Chorioretinal folds
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Chorioretinal scar
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Confluent drusen
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Cotton wool spot
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Cuticular drusen
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Diffuse edema
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Disorganization of retinal inner layers
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Double layer sign
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Drusenoid RPE detachment
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Ellipsoid zone disruption
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Ellipsoid zone focal defect
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Epiretinal fibrosis
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Fibrovascular RPE detachment
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Floaters
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Focal choroidal excavation
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Focal hyperreflectivity
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Full thickness macular hole
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Hard drusen
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Hard exudates
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Hyperreflectivity of neurosensory retina
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Hypertransmission
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Internal limiting membrane thickening
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Intraretinal cystoid fluid
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Intraretinal hyperreflective foci
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Lamellar macular hole
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Macular excavation
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Microaneurysm
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Neurosensory retina atrophy
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Neurosensory retina detachment
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Operculum
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Outer retina tubulations
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Posterior hyaloid membrane adhesion
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Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment
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Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment with operculum
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Pseudocysts
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Pseudohole
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Reticular pseudodrusen
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Retinal neovascularization
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Retinal wrinkling
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Retinoschisis
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RPE atrophy
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RPE disruption
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RPE elevation
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RPE hyperreflectivity
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RPE rupture
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Serous RPE detachment
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Shadowing
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Soft drusen
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Subretinal fluid
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Subretinal hyperreflective material (SHRM)
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Subretinal hyperreflectivity
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Subretinal space
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Vitelliform material
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Vitreoretinal traction
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Asteroid hyalosis
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Central retinal artery occlusion
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Central retinal vein occlusion
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Central serous chorioretinopathy
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Chorioretinal scar
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Chorioretinitis
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Choroidal melanoma
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Choroidal neovascularization
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Choroidal nevus
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Choroidal rupture
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Cone/rod dystrophy
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Cystoid macular edema
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Degenerative myopia
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Diabetic macular edema
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Diabetic retinopathy
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Dry AMD
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Dry AMD - Geographic atrophy
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Epiretinal fibrosis
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Epiretinal hemorrhage
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Foveaschisis
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Full thickness macular hole
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Hypertensive retinopathy
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Intraretinal hemorrhage
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Intravitreal haemorrhage
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Lamellar macular hole
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Laser-induced maculopathy
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Macular degeneration
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Macular telangiectasia type 2
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Myelinated nerve fiber layer
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Myopia
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Pigment epithelium detachment
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Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy
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Preretinal haemorrhage
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Pseudohole
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Retinal angiomatous proliferation
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Retinal detachment
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Retinitis pigmentosa
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Retinoschisis
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RPE rupture
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Solar maculopathy
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Sub-RPE hemmorage
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Subhyaloid hemmorage
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Subretinal fibrosis
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Subretinal hemorrhage
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Tapetoretinal dystrophy
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Vitelliform dystrophy
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Vitreo-macular traction syndrome
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Wet AMD
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X-linked juvenile retinoschisis
More than 100 retina conditions
Pathological signs
Pathologies detection
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Chorioretinal folds
-
Chorioretinal scar
-
Confluent drusen
-
Cotton wool spot
-
Cuticular drusen
-
Diffuse edema
-
Disorganization of retinal inner layers
-
Double layer sign
-
Drusenoid RPE detachment
-
Ellipsoid zone disruption
-
Ellipsoid zone focal defect
-
Epiretinal fibrosis
-
Fibrovascular RPE detachment
-
Floaters
-
Focal choroidal excavation
-
Focal hyperreflectivity
-
Full thickness macular hole
-
Hard drusen
-
Hard exudates
-
Hyperreflectivity of neurosensory retina
-
Hypertransmission
-
Internal limiting membrane thickening
-
Intraretinal cystoid fluid
-
Intraretinal hyperreflective foci
-
Lamellar macular hole
-
Macular excavation
-
Microaneurysm
-
Neurosensory retina atrophy
-
Neurosensory retina detachment
-
Operculum
-
Outer retina tubulations
-
Posterior hyaloid membrane adhesion
-
Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment
-
Posterior hyaloid membrane detachment with operculum
-
Pseudocysts
-
Pseudohole
-
Reticular pseudodrusen
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Retinal neovascularization
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Retinal wrinkling
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Retinoschisis
-
RPE atrophy
-
RPE disruption
-
RPE elevation
-
RPE hyperreflectivity
-
RPE rupture
-
Serous RPE detachment
-
Shadowing
-
Soft drusen
-
Subretinal fluid
-
Subretinal hyperreflective material (SHRM)
-
Subretinal hyperreflectivity
-
Subretinal space
-
Vitelliform material
-
Vitreoretinal traction
-
Asteroid hyalosis
-
Central retinal artery occlusion
-
Central retinal vein occlusion
-
Central serous chorioretinopathy
-
Chorioretinal scar
-
Chorioretinitis
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Choroidal melanoma
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Choroidal neovascularization
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Choroidal nevus
-
Choroidal rupture
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Cone/rod dystrophy
-
Cystoid macular edema
-
Degenerative myopia
-
Diabetic macular edema
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Diabetic retinopathy
-
Dry AMD
-
Dry AMD - Geographic atrophy
-
Epiretinal fibrosis
-
Epiretinal hemorrhage
-
Foveaschisis
-
Full thickness macular hole
-
Hypertensive retinopathy
-
Intraretinal hemorrhage
-
Intravitreal haemorrhage
-
Lamellar macular hole
-
Laser-induced maculopathy
-
Macular degeneration
-
Macular telangiectasia type 2
-
Myelinated nerve fiber layer
-
Myopia
-
Pigment epithelium detachment
-
Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy
-
Preretinal haemorrhage
-
Pseudohole
-
Retinal angiomatous proliferation
-
Retinal detachment
-
Retinitis pigmentosa
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Retinoschisis
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RPE rupture
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Solar maculopathy
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Sub-RPE hemmorage
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Subhyaloid hemmorage
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Subretinal fibrosis
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Subretinal hemorrhage
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Tapetoretinal dystrophy
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Vitelliform dystrophy
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Vitreo-macular traction syndrome
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Wet AMD
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X-linked juvenile retinoschisis
Medical Director at Ophthalmic Clinic