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Reduced retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness in ALS patients: a window to disease progression.

Mohammad RohaniAlipasha MeysamieBabak ZamaniMohammad Mahdi SowlatFahimeh Haji Akhoundi
Published in: Journal of neurology (2018)
RNFL thickness in ALS patients is reduced compared to healthy controls. OCT probably could serve as a marker of neurodegeneration and progression of the disease in ALS patients. RNFL thickness is different among the right and left eyes of ALS patients pointing to the fact that asymmetric CNS involvement in ALS is not confined to the motor system.
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