Alterations of retinal thickness measured by optical coherence tomography correlate with neurophysiological measures in diabetic polyneuropathy.
Yuichiro YamadaTatsuhito HimenoKotaro TsuboiYuka ShibataMiyuka KawaiYuriko Asada-YamadaYusuke HayashiEmi Asano-HayamiTomohide HayamiYuichiro IshidaYohei EjimaMikio MotegiSaeko AsanoMakoto KatoEriko NagaoHiromi Nakai-ShimodaTakahiro IshikawaYoshiaki MorishitaMasaki KondoShin TsunekawaYoshiro KatoTakayuki NakayamaMotohiro KameiJiro NakamuraHideki KamiyaPublished in: Journal of diabetes investigation (2020)
Depending on the progression of diabetic polyneuropathy, the ganglion cell complex and retinal pigment epithelium became thinner and the INL/OPL became thicker. These retinal changes might be noteworthy for pathological investigations and for the assessment of diabetic polyneuropathy and diabetic retinopathy.