Edited by: Prof Jianhua Wang
Optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) is an imaging modality for imaging the vessel with depth information and commonly used for imaging the retinal vasculature. Recent applications for imaging the anterior segment open a new era for aiding the diagnosis of vascular lesions of the anterior eye. For example, the conjunctival vascular network can be easily visualized, and quantitative analysis of the vessel may further boost the use of OCTA for the anterior segment of the eye. This thematic series focuses on the recent applications of OCTA for vascular imaging of the anterior segment and aims to publish review articles and original research of the latest discovery and applications in the field.