INTRODUCTION: Different optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) scanning protocols evaluate the macula. OBJECTIVE: ) between vessel and perfusion densities of two OCTA scanning protocols in order to determine if their metrics could be interchanged. METHOD: between central, inner, and full densities (3 x 3 mm protocol) and between central, inner, outer and full densities (6 x 6 mm protocol) was identified, both for vessel and perfusion densities. RESULTS: between central vessel and perfusion densities of different protocols was ≤ 0.71. CONCLUSIONS: Vessel and perfusion densities have high determination coefficients within a scanning protocol, but not between protocols, given that each one preferentially measures different macular areas. Metrics from different protocols should not be interchanged for follow up.
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