white dot

[cterra...@gmail.com]

When RNFL scanning we're getting the white center spot at a very intense level. It previously seemed to dissipate as the the image comes into focus, but it's staying a very sharp, distinct point. see pic. Any thoughts?

-Chuck

[cterra...@gmail.com]

On Monday, July 18, 2016 at 12:20:38 PM UTC-4, cterra...@gmail.com wrote:

When RNFL scanning we're getting the white center spot at a very intense level. It previously seemed to dissipate as the the image comes into focus, but it's staying a very sharp, distinct point. see pic. Any thoughts?

-Chuck

 

somehow, cleaning the lens helped.

[sandor ferenczy]

I hate found that grease smudges can cause similar artifacts. the the point that my first go-to is always cleaning the lens.

I have even found other OCTs have trouble eye tracking with a barely visible smear of sebum. a pen light held at a tangent usually highlights it well.

-sandor

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[Libba Affel]

Is the patient pseudophakic?