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<description><![CDATA[<p>Good morning</p><p>I was asked to do a lecture on retinal imaging, present and future, to a group of optometrists at an annual meeting (in 3 weeks).</p><p>As I work part time in a private clinic, I unfortunately don't have access to some of the cooler toys in our industry, and am in need of some images.</p><p>I'm looking for images (or video, if possible) of swept source OCT, OCT angiography, and adaptive optics OCT. Anything else would be bonus!</p><p>I have reached out to some folks privately, but haven't been successful.</p><p>Any images used will be credited, of course, and only used for this one lecture.</p><p>Thanks in advance- please email privately Darrin@brysontaylor.com</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Darrin</p>]]></description>
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