Damon Wong

Abstract The SYN-OCT dataset contains a total of 200,000 synthetic cross-sectional circumpapillary optical coherence tomography (OCT) images, comprising of 100,000 images from a generative image model for glaucoma eyes and 100,000 from a generative image model for healthy normal eyes.

INTRODUCTION Conjunctival hyperemia, particularly bulbar hyperemia, is a frequently observed clinical finding in ocular examination,1, 2 presenting as a characteristic conjunctival redness resulting from the dilation of conjunctival blood vessels within the conjunctiva (and episclera) due to inflammatory processes.3 It can serve as an important clinical indicator of various ocular conditions, ranging from contact lens-related irritation and dry eye disease4 to different forms of infectious...

Our 5-year prospective study investigated the association between retinal thickness measured by OCT and the risk of cognitive decline in a large Asian cohort of 490 individuals. Thinner baseline GCIPL thickness, particularly in the superior and superior nasal regions of the macula, was significantly associated with an increased risk of cognitive decline over five years. In contrast, macular and peripapillary RNFL thickness measurements were not associated with cognitive decline.