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Cross-Device Field-of-View Scale Differences in Clinical OCT Angiography: Phantom Calibration and Large-Scale Clinical Validation
PurposeDevice-specific field-of-view (FOV) may affect quantitative optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) metrics. This study quantifies inter-device FOV scale differences across four commonly used clinical OCTA devices. MethodsFour devices were evaluated under a nominal 6x6 mm (or 20{degr
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