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Table 1.

Comparison of characteristics in the included and the excluded patients.

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Table 2.

Comparison of pre- and post-operative characteristics in the included eyes.

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Table 3.

Comparison of pre- and post-operative microvasculature parameters.

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Table 4.

Fovea avascular zone measurements on SCP.

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Fig 1.

Representative example of pre and post cataract surgery outlining the improved vessel continuity and visibility and the reduction in artefacts after cataract surgery.

A 79-year-old male cataract patient. In the DCP (A-F), 4 motion artefacts (black arrow) and one projection artefact (white arrow head) were found prior surgery (A). Perfusion density (B) and vessel density (C) were quantitatively measured. After surgery, same amount of artefacts were detected in the en-face image (D). Perfusion density (E) and vessel density (F) apparently increased. Scores of FAZ distinguishability and vessel continuity improved as well. In the SCP (G-L), 2 motion artefacts and one projection artefact were noticed before surgery (G). Severe motion artefacts disrupting the vessel continuity of the larger vessels. Perfusion density (H) and vessel density (I) were higher than in the DCP. After the surgery, 3 mild motion artefacts and no projection artefact were noticed (J). Perfusion density (K) and vessel density (L) apparently increased. FAZ was very well-defined. Scoring results (number of artefacts) are presented in the Table 6.

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Table 5.

Cohen's kappa value for inter-reader agreement of independent image grading.

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Table 6.

Quantitative and qualitative evaluation of vessel continuity, vessel visibility and presence of artefacts in the SS-OCTA images.

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