Fig 1.
(a): Showing OCTA and structural OCT from an eye with active CNVM, with the use of automated segmentation, where the outer margins are blurred. (b): Showing OCTA and structural OCT from an eye with active CNVM, with the use of manual segmentation where the peripheral anastomoses (White arrow), which are the hallmark of activity, is well appreciated.
Fig 2.
(a): Showing OCTA and structural OCT from an eye with inactive CNVM, with the use of automated segmentation, with poorly defined network. (b): Showing OCTA and structural OCT from an eye with inactive CNVM, with the use of manual segmentation where the characteristic dead-tree appearance of network, which is the hallmark of end-stage disease, is well appreciated.
Table 1.
Descriptives for automated and manual segmentation.
Table 2.
Activity on OCTA versus activity on structural OCT.