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From: An easy method to differentiate retinal arteries from veins by spectral domain optical coherence tomography: retrospective, observational case series

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One retinal artery and one vein seen on spectral domain optical coherence tomography. A. Infrared reflectance image of a retinal artery. B. The same artery shown with optical coherence line scanning. Note: the upper and lower boundary of retinal vessels presented as hyperreflective feature compared to the surrounding retinal tissue (red arrows). C. Infrared reflectance image of a retinal vein. D. The same vein demonstrated with optical coherence scan. Note: the upper and lower boundary did not present different reflectivity compared to the surrounding retinal tissue (white arrows).

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