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| ===Fundus Auto Fluorescence=== | ===Fundus Auto Fluorescence=== | ||
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| -From Johanna Dijkstal Beebe, MD "The Optic Nerve is Swollen, but Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer is Thin" AAO 2024 | -From Johanna Dijkstal Beebe, MD "The Optic Nerve is Swollen, but Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer is Thin" AAO 2024 | ||
| ===CT Scan=== | ===CT Scan=== | ||
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| -From Johanna Dijkstal Beebe, MD "The Optic Nerve is Swollen, but Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer is Thin" AAO 2024 | -From Johanna Dijkstal Beebe, MD "The Optic Nerve is Swollen, but Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer is Thin" AAO 2024 | ||
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| - usually normal segmentation | - usually normal segmentation | ||
| - may have temporal thinning | - may have temporal thinning | ||
| - | - Distinguish from [[Peripapillary Hyperreflective Ovid Mass-like Structures|https:// | + | - Distinguish from [[https:// |
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| + | David H. Martiano MD, FEBO and Sebastien Massonnet\\ | ||
| + | Ophthalmology, | ||
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| + | A 28-year-old woman was referred for multimodal imaging (Nidek, Mirante) of asymptomatic optic nerve head drusen. | ||
| + | A - Retromode imaging was performed and demonstrated the limits and number of optic nerve head drusen, which seem to be organized in a grape-like network of different sizes and densities. | ||
| + | B - Color fundus photography showed fuzzy papillary margins (pseudoedema). | ||
| + | C - Autofluorescence photography showed diffuse hyper-autofluorescence of the drusen. | ||
| + | D - Performing OCT B-scan was useful to present the different densities of the drusen, which appear as circular structures. | ||
| + | (Magnified version of Figure A - D is available online at www.aaojournal.org ). </ | ||