Ancillary PanoMap OCT shows the progression of glaucomatous papillomacular bundle defect with disc haemorrhage on the fovea-disc axis

Conclusion Most FoDi-DH cases were related to the presence and progression of glaucomatous PMB defects at locations spatially overlapping the defect. OCT helped clarify changes in PMB defects detected by red-free photograph and the detection of photo-negative PMB defects as well. Similar to inferotemporal and superotemporal-direction DH, temporal DH on the PMB may be an indicator of ongoing RNFL damage that deserves close attention.

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Source: British Journal of Ophthalmology - October 20, 2023 Category: Opthalmology Authors: Lee, E. J., Han, J. C., Kee, C. Tags: Original articles - Clinical science Source Type: research