OCT-guided surgery

OCT-guided surgery uses advanced imaging technology called Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) to provide detailed, real-time images of tissues during a procedure. OCT creates high-resolution, cross-sectional pictures similar to an ultrasound but with light waves, allowing surgeons to see microscopic structures beneath the surface. This precise visualization helps guide surgical decisions, improve accuracy, and enhance safety, especially in delicate areas like the eye or skin. By offering detailed insights during surgery, OCT-guided techniques enable more effective treatment outcomes with minimal invasiveness.