Changing How the World Sees Through Swept Source

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Many advances have been made in the field of science and technology which have made a huge impact on how the world functions. One such advancement is the development of swept source, which has revolutionized the field of medical ophthalmology. They were introduced in 2012 for optical coherence tomography (OCT) which has helped ophthalmologists all over the world to help diagnose and treat optical problems like glaucoma with relative ease.Swept source offer deep penetration, high resolution, faster acquisition time and long coherence length, thus making it the ideal light source for OCT.


Swept Source Diagram

Why swept source is an important development?

A type of laser, the development of swept source has been connected with OCT. their unique abilities make it easier to visualize retinal structures like choroid and vitreous despite the presence of pre-retinal hemorrhages.

The use of swept source optical coherence tomography (SS-OCT) has made immense contributions to the field of ophthalmology, especially vitreous body. This technology (SS-OCT) has been a revolutionary one as it has contributed vastly in demonstrating the entire structure of posterior precortical vitreous pocket (PPVP) in vivo.

Check our blog: Changing How the World Sees Through Swept Source to see Applications of  Swept Source in the field of ophthalmology

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