Timothy J. Bennett, CRA, OCT-C, FOPS.
The 47th OPS Annual Educational Program.

As imagers, we are often called upon to help diagnose rare conditions. Sometimes the stories surrounding these cases are as interesting as the clinical findings we document. This course will present a series of unusual cases using a variety of imaging modalities, including fundus photography, monochromatic photography, SD-OCT, fluorescein angiography, and IR confocal imaging. In each case, imaging played a key role in telling the whole story.

Objectives:

• List imaging modalities used to document retinal & choroidal disorders.
• Identify clinical features of unusual retinal and choroidal abnormalities.
• Discuss the role that multimodality imaging plays in supporting a diagnosis.