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Intraoperative Optical Coherence Tomography Utilizing the RESCAN 700: Preliminary Results from the DISCOVER study #MMPMID24782469
Ehlers JP; Kaiser PK; Srivastava SK
Br J Ophthalmol 2014[Oct]; 98 (10): 1329-32 PMID24782469show ga
Significant integrative advances are needed for intraoperative optical coherence tomography (iOCT) to achieve widespread use across ophthalmic surgery. A surgeon feedback system that provides microscope integration, heads-up display, and foot pedal control of the OCT scan location represents a major interval advance in ophthalmic surgery. In this report, we describe the preliminary findings of the DISCOVER study, a multi-surgeon investigational device study examining the role of microscope integrated iOCT systems with surgeon heads-up display feedback (e.g., Carl Zeiss Meditec RESCAN 700, Cole Eye Institute iOCT prototype). During surgical maneuvers in anterior segment and posterior segment surgery, this technology provides rapid visualization of the area of interest and provides the surgeon with information regarding instrument-tissue interactions. This system represents a major advance in iterative technology for iOCT and may provide the first widely available platform for surgeons to seamlessly assimilate this technology into the operating room theater.