Optical coherence tomography in acute optic neuritis: A population-based study.

Kerstin SoelbergSvenja SpecoviusHanna G ZimmermannJakob GrauslundJesper J MehlsenClement OlesenAllan S B NeveFriedemann PaulAlexander U BrandtNasrin Asgari

Published in: Acta neurologica Scandinavica (2018)

Optic neuritis causes substantial retinal damage and vision loss independent of the underlying disease. Our study supports that GCIP damage starts closely to clinical onset. Good structure-function correlations between OCT and vision support the importance of OCT in monitoring acute ON.

Keyphrases

optical coherence tomography
optic nerve
liver failure
diabetic retinopathy
respiratory failure
oxidative stress
aortic dissection
drug induced
hepatitis b virus