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Comment on: Optical coherence tomography angiography in acute unilateral nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy: A comparison with the fellow eye and with eyes with papilledema
2019
Overview
Since 1985,[5] based on my FFA studies in NA-AION, I have published many articles showing the presence of distinct filling defects in the peripapillary choroid as well as in the choroidal watershed zones passing through the peripapillary choroid [Figure 1]. For evaluation of the peripapillary and the rest of the choroid, FFA provides superior information, because it covers a much bigger field than optical coherence tomography angiography. The misconception that an altitudinal visual field defect is characteristic in NA-AION has emerged from the use of automated static threshold perimetry rather than manual kinetic perimetry performed with a Goldmann perimeter.
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