Chan Victor T T

Ran An Ran, Hu Xiaoyan, Hui Herbert Y H, Dai Jiajia, Chan Victor T T, Ho Ko et al.

An AI model integrating OCT scans effectively detected Alzheimer's disease and early stages, showing potential for opportunistic AD screening during routine eye exams.

Tang Ziqi, Yang Dawei, Nguyen Truong X, Zhang Shuyi, Fang Danqi, Chan Victor T T et al.

OCT-measured retinal neurodegeneration (thinner GCIPL) predicts diabetic retinopathy development, progression, and PDR, offering a novel prognostic biomarker beyond traditional risk factors.

Tang Ziqi, Chan Ming Yan, Leung Wai Yin, Wong Ho Yeung, Ng Ching Man, Chan Victor T T et al.

SD-OCT revealed early retinal neurodegeneration (thinning) in diabetic patients even without visible retinopathy, suggesting its potential as an early biomarker and therapeutic target for diabetic retinopathy.

Chan Victor T T, Sun Zihan, Tang Shumin, Chen Li Jia, Wong Adrian, Tham Clement C et al.

This meta-analysis found Alzheimer's patients have significantly thinner retinal layers (GC-IPL, GCC, RNFL, macula, choroid) on OCT, suggesting OCT could be a non-invasive, inexpensive biomarker for early AD diagnosis.