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Comparative paired-eye study demonstrates improved efficiency and image quality with 250 kHz over 125 kHz OCTA, indicating strong potential for routine clinical workflows.
This is the first intra-individual comparison of Heidelberg's 250 kHz and 125 kHz OCTA modes. The findings demonstrate that ultra-high-speed scanning can enhance efficiency and image quality without compromising diagnostic or quantitative utility, highlighting its potential clinical impact pending FDA approval.
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