Early Detection of Eye Changes: The Growing Importance of Retinal Imaging
A patient can sit in an exam chair, read the eye chart reasonably well, and still have meaningful disease developing at the back of the eye. That disconnect is one of the reasons retinal imaging has moved from a nice extra to a practical part of modern eye care. The retina does not usually shout when something is wrong. It changes quietly, sometimes long before a person notices blur, distortion, floaters, or any other obvious symptom. By the time vision feels different, the
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