Confocal infrared imaging with optical coherence tomography provides superior detection of a number of common macular lesions compared to colour fundus photography
Nicola Quinn(Queen's University Belfast), Ruth Hogg(Queen's University Belfast), Ian Young(Toronto Metropolitan University), Bernadette McGuinness(Queen's University Belfast), Barbra Hamill(Queen's University Belfast), Usha Chakravarthy(Queen's University Belfast), K. A. Muldrew(Queen's University Belfast), Frank Kee(Queen's University Belfast)
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