Fig. 4From: Visualization of deep choroidal vasculatures and measurement of choroidal vascular density: a swept-source optical coherence tomography angiography approachRepresentative OCTA images at 100 μm beneath Bruch membrane (BM) in healthy and central serous chorioretinopathy (CSC) eyes. (Top left) OCTA image of the right eye of a 31-year-old healthy female whose subfoveal choroidal thickness (SCT) was 288 μm and axial length (AL) was 23.40 mm. (Top middle) The binarized OCTA image of the healthy eye. (Top right) B-scan of the healthy eye with the arc line showing the imaging depth. (Bottom left) OCTA image of the right eye of a 41-year-old CSC male whose SCT was 507 μm and AL was 23.05 mm. (Bottom middle) The binarized OCTA image of the CSC eye. (Bottom right) OCT B-scan of the CSC eye with dilated choroidal vessels and subretinal fluid. Based on the OCTA image at 100 μm beneath BM, the choroidal vascular density was 58.2 and 71.5% in the healthy eye and the CSC eye, respectivelyBack to article page