optic disc imaging by heidelberg retinal tomogram in congenital optic disc anomaly
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Abstract
We evaluated two cases of congenital optic disc anomaly with the Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph (HRT) that could be mistaken for glaucomatous optic disc. One was an optic disc coloboma with a visual field defect and the other had an optic disc pit without a visual field defect. HRT was abnormal only in the eye with optic disc pit with normal fields. While HRT can be a valuable adjunct to disc evaluation and follow-up, it cannot be used in isolation in the differentiation of abnormal from normal optic discs.
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| Authors | ;Kunjam Vallam;Sekhar G |
| Journal | Bioinformatics |
| Year | 2004 |
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