Retinal assessment in 143 patients with white matter lesions: the potential of OCTA as an evaluation tool

The severity of WMLs increases as retinal thickness and vascular density decrease. OCTA examination has a degree of role in screening for WMLs caused by cerebral microvascular disease. Its effectiveness in screening early asymptomatic individuals or those with mild cognitive impairment is somewhat limited.

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Frontiers in Neurology
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2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fneur.2025.1421232
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Retinal Imaging and Analysis
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Retinal assessment in 143 patients with white matter lesions: the potential of OCTA as an evaluation tool

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Retinal assessment in 143 patients with white matter lesions: the potential of OCTA as an evaluation tool

Xueying Jiang, Jing Qin, Dong Zhang, Yan Zhang
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The severity of WMLs increases as retinal thickness and vascular density decrease. OCTA examination has a degree of role in screening for WMLs caused by cerebral microvascular disease. Its effectiveness in screening early asymptomatic individuals or those with mild cognitive impairment is somewhat limited.

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