Quality control for retinal OCT in multiple sclerosis: validation of the OSCAR-IB criteria

Sven Schippling; LJ Balk; Fiona Costello; Philipp Albrecht; Laura J. Balcer; Peter A. Calabresi; Jette Lautrup Frederiksen; E. Frohman; A. J. Green; Alexander Klistorner; Olivier Outteryck; Friedemann Paul; GT Plant; Ghislaine L. Traber; Patrick Vermersch; Pablo Villoslada; Sebastián Wolf; Axel Petzold

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Substantial agreement for QC assessment was achieved with aid of the OSCAR-IB criteria. The task force has developed a website for free online training and QC certification. The criteria may prove useful for future research and trials in MS using OCT as a secondary outcome measure in a multi-centre setting.

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