Bostanian Pardis

Evaluation of the Inner Macula Layers, Circumpapillary Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer, and Minimum Rim Width Thickness in Patients With Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome Without Glaucoma Compared With Controls.

These findings indicate that the MRW, especially in the superotemporal sector, may show early eye damage in patients with non-glaucomatous XFS, and it may be used to detect the early stage of glaucoma in XFS.

Assessment of Vascular Density, Macular Layer Thickness, and Foveal Avascular Zone in Pseudoexfoliation Disease.

The study demonstrates that early retinal microvascular and structural changes-particularly reduced superficial vessel density in the temporal macula, thinning of the GCL, thickening of the outer retina, and FAZ enlargement-are detectable in XFS before glaucoma onset.