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The UWF-OCT device was able to be safely used to perform ROP screenings and subsequent evaluations and provided volumetric imaging of the ora serrata and sometimes the ciliary body. The findings suggest that such devices may be associated with reduced technical challenges of capturing the entire peripheral retina in telemedicine programs, may reduce pain and stress for delicate neonates owing to the reduced use of scleral depression, and, with adaptation of the system, could potentially allow for peripheral imaging of the whole retina in older children and adults.
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