Modern eye care increasingly relies on advanced imaging to detect subtle ocular changes and monitor disease progression. This book presents the latest ocular imaging technologies, including optical coherence tomography (OCT), fundus autofluorescence, ultrasound biomicroscopy, and wide-field imaging. It explains technical principles, interpretation strategies, and clinical applications across various conditions such as glaucoma, macular disease, and retinal detachment. Each chapter integrates diagnostic cases and comparative images to enhance analytical skills. The content prepares optometrists and students to effectively incorporate high-resolution imaging into clinical workflows for precise and early diagnosis.
Matilda James is an ophthalmic imaging specialist and educator whose work focuses on advanced diagnostic technologies such as OCT, fluorescein angiography, and corneal topography. She has supported the training of clinicians and technicians across Australia in interpreting complex visual data for conditions like glaucoma, macular disease, and keratoconus. Matilda’s research investigates the clinical application of imaging advancements and their role in improving early diagnosis and monitoring. Her instruction blends technical fluency with clinical context for high-resolution, evidence-based eye care.