Aging does not affect the relationship between OCT and clinical or MRI outcome measures

Key Points

• Aging does not change the relationship between optical coherence tomography and clinical outcomes, demonstrating the method's reliability.
• Results indicate consistent diagnostic value of OCT across different age groups, with comparative MRI data supporting these findings.
• Analysis focused on outcome measures used in clinical settings, assessing their effectiveness in various cohorts.
• Identifying the stability of these relationships underlines the potential for OCT in aging populations, with further validation needed.