Nguyen Bao N
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2016 โ 2024
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7 articles in Glaucoma Journal Club
Geometry of the Retinal Nerve Fibers From Emmetropia Through to High Myopia at Both the Temporal Raphe and Optic Nerve.
High density OCT scans enabled visualization of marked interindividual variation in temporal raphe geometry; however, these variations were not well predicted by degree of myopia as represented by axial length.
Increasing the Spatial Resolution of Visual Field Tests Without Increasing Test Duration: An Evaluation of ARREST.
This study provides empirical evidence to support conclusions from previous computer simulations that ARREST can be used to increase spatial sampling in regions of interest without increasing test time.
An Electrophysiological Comparison of Contrast Response Functions in Younger and Older Adults, and Those With Glaucoma.
Older adults with healthy vision demonstrate reduced magnitude and delayed timing in the PERG that is not reflected in the PVEP.
Patients' Views of Visual Field Testing and Priorities for Research Development and Translation into Practice.
Our study confirms, in a different population and health care system, previous research reporting patient perspectives on visual field assessment.
Increased Depth, Reduced Extent, and Sharpened Edges of Visual Field Defects Measured by Compass Fundus Perimeter Compared to Humphrey Field Analyzer.
Glaucomatous visual fields measured by CMP displayed characteristics consistent with expected effects of using real-time eye movement compensation technology compared to the widely used HFA.
Eccentricity Dependency of Retinal Electrophysiological Deficits in People With Episodic Migraine.
Retinal electrophysiological deficits were observed in people with migraine in the parafoveal region (between 1.5 degrees and 5 degrees eccentricity), without corresponding visual field deficits.
Clinical impact of migraine for the management of glaucoma patients.
This picture is further complicated by epidemiological data that suggests an increased prevalence of migraine in patients with glaucoma, particularly in patients with normal tension glaucoma.