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Glaucomatous optic disc or perimetric changes were not found in any patient.
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Recording electrodes were placed between the optic disc and the stimulating electrodes.
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The optic disc of the left was bulging, a condition known as papilledema.
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Right fundus examination revealed optic disc edema and protuberant nasal fundus.
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Morphological changes in the optic disc were evaluated using the Heidelberg Retina Tomograph.
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His left eye had normal visual acuity, color vision, and a healthy optic disc.
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Patients with optic disc melanocytoma should undergo periodic ocular examination.
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Histopathologic examination confirmed astrocytoma of the retina and optic disc.
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Purpose: To report clinical variations and the natural course of melanocytoma of the optic disc.
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Discussion: Arterial macroaneurysms on the optic disc are unusual and are difficult to diagnose clinically.
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Otherwise, workup for infectious causes of optic disc swelling, connective tissue disease screening were normal.
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It is difficult to predict the existence of an atypical defect from optic disc evaluation.
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The CHRPE was within 6 mm of the optic disc or foveola in all patients.
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Examination revealed a right relative afferent pupillary defect and mild edema of the right optic disc.
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Disc progression was determined by regression analysis of global and segmental changes in optic disc parameters.
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Conclusions: Adenoma of the retinal pigment epithelium can closely simulate a melanocytoma of the optic disc.
