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Eye phenotyping is crucial as approximately 40% of donors over the age of 80 with no indication of AMD in referral medical records show some signs of retinal degeneration through post-mortem imaging. Medical records often fail to capture disease stage changes, such as dry converting to wet AMD, which digital pathology can detect.

3D visualization of retina imaging showing detailed retinal layers and structures in grayscale.
High-resolution retinal image showing laser scan line and optic disc with detailed blood vessels and nerve fibers.
Detailed image of retinal blood vessels captured during fluorescein angiography, showing the vascular structure and blood flow in the retina.
Close-up of a human retina showing blood vessels and optic disc with detailed vascular structure.
Close-up of a retina image showing detailed blood vessels and optic nerve head in a medical imaging scan.

What MMRI Provides

  • Color fundus photography: 3 magnifications under 2 lighting modalities
  • OCT imaging in infrared, red-free, autofluorescence, and volume B-scans or radial scans
  • Retinal and disease findings
  • Supports post-mortem phenotyping, including verifying clinical records and identifying cryptic ocular disease
  • Only available on fixed whole eyes from our On-Demand Sample Library or Perspective Collections

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