Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has made considerable advancements in retinal imaging, especially with the advent of high-resolution, spectral-domain OCT.1 Nonetheless, viewing and analysis of OCT data are limited to 2-dimensional (2D) slice-based scrolling through consecutive scans (Figure 1).2
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