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Fig. 5

From: Evaluation of macular and peripapillary vessel flow density in eyes with no known pathology using optical coherence tomography angiography

Fig. 5

Correlation between greater CRT and greater VFD in central 1 mm and smaller area of FAZ in 3 healthy subjects. ac OCTA of the macula (above) with the corresponding OCTA scans at level of superficial retinal plexuses (below). a CRT of 298 mm with high VFD of 45.2% and small FAZ area of 0.105 mm2. b CRT of 234 mm with lower VFD of 34.3% and larger FAZ area of 0.304 mm2. c CRT of 207 mm with lowest VFD of 16.6% and largest FAZ area of 0.629 mm2. In the thickest fovea (a), there is continuity of inner nuclear layer and ganglion cell layer over the foveolar center. In the thinnest fovea (c) there is a large cleavage of the inner retinal layers at the foveal center. From the thickest to the thinnest fovea, an increasing VFD is noted

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