Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5705333 | Ophthalmology | 2017 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Local measurements of cone density do not differ significantly from normal in glaucoma patients despite large differences in RGC density. There was no statistically significant association between RGC density and cone density in the normal participants, and the range of cone-to-RGC density ratios was relatively large in healthy controls. These findings suggest that estimates of baseline RGC density from cone density are unlikely to be precise and offer little advantage over determination of RGC alone in the identification of early glaucomatous change.
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Authors
Juliane MD, Pádraig J. PhD, Marketa MSc, Reena BSc, Nilpa BSc, Tony PhD, Steven C. PhD, David F. MD, FRCOphth, Roger S. DSc,