The Evaluation of the Agreement and Precision of the Notal Vision Home OCT in the Automatic Fluid Quantification in Patients With NV-AMD.

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: