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Global and sector analyses were made of the optic disk structural parameters.
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As the compression progresses, the optic disk swells, causing blurring of vision.
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Of these, 27 eyes had optic disk hemorrhages in their clinical courses.
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HRT images of the optic disk and BP measurements were taken.
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The most useful planimetric optic disk parameters are neuroretinal rim shape and rim area.
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There were no patients with glaucomatous visual field loss and an unremarkable optic disk.
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We morphometrically compared the optic disk with and without hemorrhage using a scanning laser tomograph.
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Purpose: To correlate morphologic changes of the optic disk with mean visual field defect in glaucoma.
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His right optic disk showed some mild elevation.
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Conclusions: Neuroretinitis may be associated with severe complications such as retinal vascular occlusions and optic disk neovascularization.
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The straight fibers most often had an orientation that was radial with respect to the optic disk.
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Calculated rim variables that were corrected for optic disk area did not markedly improve the correlation coefficients.
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More cases of optic disk edema and thickening of RNFL were found by OCT than by direct ophthalmoscopy.
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Conclusions: Patients with NTG with optic disk hemorrhages tend to show visual field progression in areas within 10 degrees.
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A discrepancy between normal visual field and abnormal optic disk occurred more often in young than in old patients.
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Conclusions: From a population perspective, there is no relationship of the presence or severity of AMD and optic disk cupping.
