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. 2012 Apr 24;53(4):2133–2141. doi: 10.1167/iovs.11-8755

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

A representative OCT image with subjective grading scheme applied. The graded OCT features were labeled (a) vitreous, (b) vitreo-retinal interface, (c) nerve fiber layer, (d) ganglion cell layer, (e) plexiform layers, (f) outer nuclear layer, (g) outer limiting membrane, (h) outer retino-choroidal complex, (i) choroidal/scleral interface. Question 1 in the subjective grading scheme corresponds to the intensity difference between features a and h; question 2, visibility of b; question 3, intensity difference between a and c; question 4, intensity difference between a and e; question 5, visibility of multiple layers within h; question 6, visibility of d (against c and e); question 7, intensity difference between a and f; question 8, visibility of g; and question 9, visibility of i.