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Imaging Techniques: Updates on the Modalities Moderator: Justis Ehlers, MD

OCT provides excellent visualization of which of the following:
Intraretinal fluid Subretinal fluid Vitreoretinal interface All of the above
Which answer regarding fundus autofluorescence imaging is correct?
The dominant fluorophores visualized in autofluorescence imaging are located in the neurosensory retina Optic disc drusen typically show a decreased autofluorecence signal Areas of RPE atrophy are associated with an increased autofluorescence signal In Stargardt's disease excessive lipofuscin accumulation in the RPE is associated with an increased autofluorescence signal
OCT Angiography provides information on vascular flow:
True False
Retinal Vascular Diseases Moderator: Peter K. Kaiser, MD
The optimal method for evaluating the vitreoretinal relationship in diabetic retinopathy is:
Biomicroscopy Fluorescein angiography OCT Ultra-widefield imaging
Key facets of diabetic retinopathy that may be more optimally visualized with various imaging diagnostics, include:
Presence of macular edema Presence of neovascularization Presence of posterior hyaloid traction Identification macular ischemia Identification of peripheral nonperfusion All of the above
Which of the following is False?:
The a significant percentage of patients treated have CME despite treatment with an anti-VEGF regimen The presence of CME at 3 months does not correlate to worse outcomes OCT changes can be seen as early as 7 days following treatment Delayed OCT response correlate to worse outcome
Imaging in Diagnostic Dilemmas and Uveitis Moderator: Sunil K. Srivastava, MD

What diagnostic tools may be helpful in the diagnosis and management of uveitis conditions?
SDOCT Ultrawidefield fluorescein angiography ICG Ultrasound 1, 2, and 3 All of the above
What is the primary way you image a patient that you suspect has exudative AMD?
I don't image, I just inject them I get an OCT I get an OCT, FA I get an OCT, FA, and FAF I get an OCT (with EDI), FA, and FAF I get an OCT (with or without EDI), FA, ICG, and FAF
Vitreomacular Interface Diseases and Vitreoretinal Surgery Moderator: Peter K. Kaiser, MD
OCT in the operating room has been described in which of the following conditions:
Epiretinal membrane peeling Macular hole repair RD repair All of the above
Microscope integrated OCT systems are now commercially available. (True/False)
True False
The most recent international classification of vitreomacular interface disorders is based on:
OCT Clinical exam Symptoms All of the above
Current classification of macular holes according to the new international classification is associated with:
The presence of a PVD The present of VMT The presence of retinal edema Other concurrent macular diseases A and B B and D All of the above
Imaging Approaches in Clinical Disease: AMD and Inherited Retinal Diseases Moderator: Sunil K. Srivastava, MD
The presence of what type of fluid in Wet AMD in the CATT study was associated with better visual acuity?
Intraretinal fluid Subretinal fluid Subhyaloid fluid Outer retinal tubuluation
Which answer regarding dry AMD is incorrect?
Areas of geographic atrophy only expand towards the periphery. Reticular pseudodrusen are predominantly located superior and temporal to the macula. Reticular pseudodrusen can easily be detected using near-infrared reflection and SD-OCT imaging. Areas of outer retinal atrophy are associated with increased transmission into the choroid on SD-OCT images.
OCT angiography requires an injection of dye (True/False)
True False