Relieving the burden of diabetic retinopathy treatment require a prompt and non-invasive assessment of diabetic patients before the occurence of diabetic retinopathy. Since OCT is capable of imaging retina with such a high precision, retinal changes occuring before any clinical signs of retinopathy, such as microaneurysm or haemorrhages, can now be assessed. In the present study the investigators are analyzing the connection between retinal arteries and veins regarding lumen diameter, vessel wall thickness and their correlation with retinal nerve fiber layer and ganglion cell layer thickness. Moreover, using binarization of the choroid the investigators will assess its relationship with outer retina layers, such as retinal pigment epithelium and photoreceptors.
Using Optical Coherence Tomography and ImageJ software the investigators will analyze retinal and choroidal vascular changes and their impact on retinal layers among patients with diabetes without retinopathy and patients with diabetes and retinopathy.