Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness
<p>Purpose : To compare the Ganglion Cell Complex (GCC) thickness with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer<br />(RNFL) thickness in correlation with visual field (VF) in varying degrees of myopia. Design: a Cross-<br />Sectional study. Participants: Ninety-six eyes of 49 patients with myopia...
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doaj-5126c672c9974c978c0e2dba559cbd912020-11-25T03:17:39ZengDiscoverSysBali Medical Journal2089-11802302-29142018-08-01721510.15562/bmj.v7i2.861463Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thicknessAndi Pratiwi Machmud0Andi Muhammad Ichsan1Habibah Setyawati Muhiddin2Hasanuddin University HospitalHasanuddin University HospitalHasanuddin University Hospital<p>Purpose : To compare the Ganglion Cell Complex (GCC) thickness with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer<br />(RNFL) thickness in correlation with visual field (VF) in varying degrees of myopia. Design: a Cross-<br />Sectional study. Participants: Ninety-six eyes of 49 patients with myopia. Methods: Patients with<br />myopia examined with streak retinoscope to obtained the best corrected visual acuity based on<br />spherical equivalent. Patients then divided into low (50 eyes=50.1%), moderate (31 eyes=32.3%), and<br />high (15=15.6%) myopia. Axial length measured with A-Scan ultrasound divided into short (4=4.2%),<br />moderate (74=77.1%), and long (18=18.7%). SD-OCT was used to measured GCC thickness in 9 areas<br />including fovea (R1), parafovea (R2-R5), and perifovea (R6-R9) according to early treatment diabetic<br />retinopathy study (ETDRS), and RNFL thickness in five areas (G, TS, TI, NS, N, NI). VF analysis<br />with humphrey field analyzer with SITA 24-2 pattern. Main outcome measures: GCC thickness has<br />higher correlation with degree of myopia particularly in perifovea area and means deviation than<br />RNFL thickness. Results: GCC thickness decreased significantly along with the elevation of myopia<br />degree in almost entire area except R1 and R5 . Parafovea (R2-R4) and perifovea (R6-R9) were<br />significantly correlated with p= 0.001, 0.005, 0.006 and p= 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, and 0.003<br />respectively. In contrast, RNFL thickness obtained lower correlation with myopia degree whereas the<br />only significant result was found in Nasal area (p= 0.045). VF found to be strongly correlated with the<br />degree of myopia in which p-value for Mean Deviation = 0.000. Conclusions: GCC thickness may<br />compare the predictive value of RNFL in predicting early retinal microstructural changes even in low<br />degree myopia. Financial Disclosure: Author has no financial disclosure.</p>https://balimedicaljournal.org/index.php/bmj/article/view/861medicine |
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Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness |
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Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness |
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Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness |
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Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness |
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Ganglion Cell Complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL) thickness |
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ganglion cell complex thickness as an early predictor of microstructural changes in varying degrees of myopia in comparison with retinal nerve fiber layer (rnfl) thickness |
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<p>Purpose : To compare the Ganglion Cell Complex (GCC) thickness with Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer<br />(RNFL) thickness in correlation with visual field (VF) in varying degrees of myopia. Design: a Cross-<br />Sectional study. Participants: Ninety-six eyes of 49 patients with myopia. Methods: Patients with<br />myopia examined with streak retinoscope to obtained the best corrected visual acuity based on<br />spherical equivalent. Patients then divided into low (50 eyes=50.1%), moderate (31 eyes=32.3%), and<br />high (15=15.6%) myopia. Axial length measured with A-Scan ultrasound divided into short (4=4.2%),<br />moderate (74=77.1%), and long (18=18.7%). SD-OCT was used to measured GCC thickness in 9 areas<br />including fovea (R1), parafovea (R2-R5), and perifovea (R6-R9) according to early treatment diabetic<br />retinopathy study (ETDRS), and RNFL thickness in five areas (G, TS, TI, NS, N, NI). VF analysis<br />with humphrey field analyzer with SITA 24-2 pattern. Main outcome measures: GCC thickness has<br />higher correlation with degree of myopia particularly in perifovea area and means deviation than<br />RNFL thickness. Results: GCC thickness decreased significantly along with the elevation of myopia<br />degree in almost entire area except R1 and R5 . Parafovea (R2-R4) and perifovea (R6-R9) were<br />significantly correlated with p= 0.001, 0.005, 0.006 and p= 0.000, 0.000, 0.000, and 0.003<br />respectively. In contrast, RNFL thickness obtained lower correlation with myopia degree whereas the<br />only significant result was found in Nasal area (p= 0.045). VF found to be strongly correlated with the<br />degree of myopia in which p-value for Mean Deviation = 0.000. Conclusions: GCC thickness may<br />compare the predictive value of RNFL in predicting early retinal microstructural changes even in low<br />degree myopia. Financial Disclosure: Author has no financial disclosure.</p> |
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