Optic Nerve Head OCT – Assesses Optic Nerve Head Structure
Optic Nerve Head Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is an advanced imaging test available at Desai Eye Hospital to evaluate the structure of the optic nerve head. This test is essential for diagnosing and monitoring conditions such as glaucoma, optic neuropathy, and other optic nerve disorders. By providing high-resolution cross-sectional images, OCT helps in detecting early signs of nerve damage and assessing disease progression.
During the procedure, a specialized OCT scanner uses light waves to capture detailed images of the optic nerve head. This non-contact, non-invasive technique allows ophthalmologists to measure nerve fiber thickness, identify structural changes, and detect potential vision-threatening conditions.
The test is quick, taking about 5-10 minutes, and completely painless. At Desai Eye Hospital, our specialists use Optic Nerve Head OCT for early detection and precise monitoring, ensuring optimal eye health and vision care.
How Does It Work?
- Optic Nerve Head OCT captures detailed nerve images.
- Uses light waves for high-resolution cross-sectional scans.
- No contact with the eye, making it painless.
- Helps diagnose glaucoma and optic nerve disorders.
- Quick procedure, takes about 5-10 minutes.
- Measures nerve fiber thickness and structural changes.
- Non-invasive and safe for all patients.
- Results help guide treatment and monitor disease progression.

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