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Editorial: Imaging in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases

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  • Weihua Yang

  • Yalin Zheng

  • Shujun Wang

  • June 18, 2026

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    Ophthalmic imaging is essential for diagnosing and managing various eye diseases, evolving from traditional methods to advanced technologies like OCT and OCTA.

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    The integration of artificial intelligence in ophthalmic imaging enhances the identification of early lesions and improves treatment response predictions.

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    Multimodal imaging strategies combine different techniques to improve diagnostic accuracy, surpassing the limitations of single-modality approaches.

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    Ophthalmic imaging serves as a window into systemic diseases, revealing significant associations between ocular features and conditions like diabetes and hypertension.

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    Despite advancements, challenges remain in standardizing imaging parameters and integrating these technologies into real-world clinical practice.

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Editorial: Imaging in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases

  • by Weihua Yang, Yalin Zheng, Shujun Wang

  • June 18, 2026

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