Figure 3.

The left eye of a patient suffering from neovascular AMD with no suspected subretinal fibrosis. (A) fundus image; (B) OCT intensity image (colorscale: 0–33 dB); (C) cumulative retardation image (in rad); (D) local birefringence image (in deg/µm); and (E) optic axis uniformity image. Note the absence of significant birefringent signal in the lesion in scans (C) and (D) as well as the lack of optic axis uniformity in (E) in the PS-OCT images, confirming the absence of fibrosis within this lesion (delineated with red solid line). The elevated birefringence in the lower nasal side (delineated with red dashed line) on the scans signifies the sclera (which is also highly birefringent with a resulting high optic axis uniformity). High signal in OAxU from RNFL is indicated by a black arrow.