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OCT more sensitive than visual field testing

Boston-A recent study found that optical coherence tomography (OCT) seems to be more sensitive to changes in the retinal nerve fiber layer over time compared with standard visual field testing in patients with glaucoma, according to Gadi Wollstein, MD.

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