The Evaluation of the Agreement Between the NVHO in the Automatic Fluid Quantification and Cirrus OCT

Overview

This multi-center study will enroll Adult subjects diagnosed with neo-vascular age-related macular degeneration (NV-AMD) in at least one eye at the time of enrollment. the subject study duration for this study is one day (2-3 hours). Each study site will have two NVHO devices and one Cirrus 5000 and the patients will be scand on the two NVHO devices and one Cirrus device as a part of the study flow. At the Study Visit, fluid must be present in approximately 280 study eyes and fluid must be absent from 20 study eyes. Each subject will only have one study eye. The fluid status will be determined by the investigator while reviewing an acceptable screening Cirrus OCT volume scan.

Screening will include refraction, best corrected visual acuity and Cirrus OCT. Subjects will receive a general overview of the self-operation of the NVHO system. The general overview will include written material and a verbal explanation. If only one eye qualifies for enrollment, that eye will be assigned as the study eye. If both eyes are eligible, the study eye will be assigned according to a randomization schedule unless the fluid type (IRF or SRF) between eyes is different, in which case the randomization can be overridden at the discretion of an Investigator to fulfill the required sample size of the fluid type. volume scans will be calculated for each enrolled eligible study eye Once the study eye has been identified, the subject will be assigned to either perform a Cirrus OCT first or perform self-imaging on a NVHO first. The order between the Cirrus OCT or the NVHO will be assigned according to a randomization schedule. Whichever is assigned first will be completed followed by the second assigned device. Cirrus OCT Scans: When the study eye is assigned to perform the Cirrus OCT, the study eye will be scanned, non-dilated with a Cirrus 5000 OCT device, up to 4 times with the objective of obtaining two acceptable volume scans for the study eye. The enrolled subjects that are randomized to have Cirrus volume scans first will be discontinued before NVHO self-imaging if two acceptable Cirrus volume scans cannot be obtained. NVHO Scans: When the study eye is assigned to perform the NVHO OCT scans, the subject will: 1. Be escorted to a separate room, with two NVHO devices. 2. Be given an explanation of the procedure of self-imaging 4 repeated NVHO volume scans from each of the two NVHO devices. The order of the two NVHO devices will be assigned according to a randomization schedule. 3. Perform a tutorial on the better seeing eye as indicated by the subject on the first randomly assigned device, even if this better seeing eye is not the study eye. 4. Perform a successful calibration on the study eye in up to 3 attempts on the first NVHO device. In case of 3 repeated failures in calibration, the participation of the subject in the study will be terminated. 5. Self-image the study eye 4 times on the first NVHO device (in order to have at least 3 images eligible for NOA fluid quantification), with a short break between scans. 6. When 4 images are obtained on the first device, perform a successful calibration on the second NVHO device with the study eye in up to 3 attempts. In case of 3 repeated failures in calibration, the participation of the subject in the study will be terminated. 7. Self-image the study eye 4 times on the second NVHO device, with a short break between scans. 8. When 4 scans are obtained on both NVHO devices, scanning is completed. Subject Exit from the Study: After the subject has completed all the study procedures, the subject will be discontinued from the study. Subjects may withdraw voluntarily from the study at any time.