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                                   SS-OCT  MS  Slow drop from OPD  =  0  Yes  Yes




                                          5–10  μm  3–5  mm  >100  kHz  Possible  Possible  Better for choroid
                                      FFT          6.25  s  6.25  s
                                Table 1  Typical capabilities of various OCT instruments employed to image the human eye.






                                   CB-OCT  MS  Fast drop from OPD  =  0  Yes  Yes




                                          2–10  μm  2–3  mm  >50  kHz  12.5  s  Possible  12.5  s  Possible  Better for RPE
                                      FFT






                                    Axial  TD-OCT  2–10  μm  Unlimited  Constant  100  Hz  2500  s  Yes  2500  s  Yes  RPE/choroid






                                    En-face  TD-OCT  2–10  μm  Unlimited  Constant  2  Hz  0.5  s  Yes  250  s  Yes  RPE/choroid







                                    Typical values   (capability)  Axial resolution  Axial imaging range  Sensitivity vs. depth  Line rate  Time to produce an en-  face image a  Real-time en-face   imaging  Time to produce a 3D   volume b  Real-time 3D volume  Penetration in retina a  Size en-face image 500  ×  500 pixels. b  Size 3D volume 500  ×  500  ×  500 pixels.
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