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Read OCTs Like An Expert

With just a few minutes of practice a day, you can become the OCT expert your patients deserve.

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This is the best teaching tool I have found online. A great way to really learn how to read the OCT images.

Dr Kim Crowe, OD
Downtown Vision Care, Canada

If you really want to be proficient at reading OCTs there is no better tool than this. This online resource is fun, interactive, and engaging. Soon, you will master OCT interpretation and feel confident in your ability to diagnose retinal pathology.

Dr Kerry Salsberg, OD
Eyes on Sheppard , Canada

A very effective learning tool. Fun. One of the best learning experiences in years!

Dr Bruce Johnson, OD
Wetaskiwin Eyecare, Canada

This is the best teaching tool I have found online. A great way to really learn how to read the OCT images.

Dr Kim Crowe, OD
Downtown Vision Care, Canada

If you really want to be proficient at reading OCTs there is no better tool than this. This online resource is fun, interactive, and engaging. Soon, you will master OCT interpretation and feel confident in your ability to diagnose retinal pathology.

Dr Kerry Salsberg, OD
Eyes on Sheppard , Canada

A very effective learning tool. Fun. One of the best learning experiences in years!

Dr Bruce Johnson, OD
Wetaskiwin Eyecare, Canada

Is this chorodial neovascularization?

Do you trust your OCT interpretation skills?

You need to be good at OCT interpretation to be good at your job. And when it comes to teaching you to read OCT images, journals and seminars can only take you so far. That’s why we created INTERPRET: Macular OCT.

Gain years of experience in just weeks

After showing you how to find pathologies in OCT images, INTERPRET: Macular OCT challenges you to spot them in thousands of examples. You will receive feedback on your decisions... compressing years of experience into just a few weeks.

We’ll guide you to excellence

Each level on your learning path increases in complexity. You can start at the beginning or just choose the levels that interest you. You can return to any level at any time.
  • Retinal Pigment Epithelium
  • Ellipsoid Zone
  • Subretinal Fluid
  • Pigment Epithelial Detachment
  • Subretinal Fluid vs. Pigment Epithelial Detachment
  • Atrophy
  • Amorphous and Consolidated Subretinal Hyperreflective Material
  • Cystoid and Diffuse Intraretinal Fluid
  • Diabetic Macular Edema vs. Retinal Vein Occlusions
  • Outer Retinal Tubulation
  • Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration vs.
    Choroidal Neovascularization
  • Active Choroidal Neovascularization vs.
    Inactive Choroidal Neovascularization
  • Intraretinal Fluid: Intraretinal Cystoid Lesions
  • Intraretinal Fluid: Diffuse Outer Thickening vs.
    IRF: Intraretinal Cystoid Lesions
  • Choroidal Neovascularization vs.
    Diabetic Macular Edema
  • Posterior Cortical Vitreous
  • Epiretinal vs. Lamellar Macular Hole vs.
    Full Thickness Macular Hole
  • Vitreomacular Adhesion vs.
    Vitreomacular Traction

Ready to be an expert?

Sign up and get access to thousands of images and practice opportunities. INTERPRET provides continuous feedback on your performance to give you years of experience in just weeks.


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