20/11/2025
Coming soon to RetinaLyze: 3D optic nerve insights from a simple 2D photo! ✨
We’re excited to introduce a new RetinaLyze feature that visualizes a 3D view of the optic nerve head directly from a standard fundus image.
No OCT required.
Built on research published in BMJ Open Ophthalmology (2025) and powered by 1.1M+ optic nerve images, this update brings perfusion-based structural analysis into everyday screening.
What this means for eye care professionals:
- Optometrists: Get meaningful 3D disc & cup visualization where OCT isn’t available. Track change over time and support stronger referrals.
- Ophthalmologists: Add a fast, quantitative, perfusion-driven perspective that complements OCT. Especially in satellite or mobile clinics.
The science is clear: local hemoglobin distribution strongly correlates with OCT thickness (R = 0.953), and reconstructed rim/cup volumes align closely with OCT measurements.
This is another step toward democratizing advanced glaucoma analysis and improving collaboration across the eye-care pathway.