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Optic nerve head screening with confocal laser scanning tomography in healthy adults

Hermann M. M., Theofylaktopoulos I., Jonescu-Cuypers C. P., Bangard N., Diestelhorst M.

Augenklinik, Universität zu Köln

Purpose: To investigate the optic nerve head characteristics of a healthy population in a cross-sectional study as measured by confocal laser scanning tomography.
Methods: Adults with no history of glaucoma, ocular hypertension or other ocular pathology were eligible for the study. The examination included assessment of visual acuity, slitlamp examination of the anterior and posterior segment, Goldmann applanation tonometry, computerized perimetry, optic nerve head tomography with Heidelberg Retina Tomograph. Eyes with ocular hypertension, glaucoma, papilla leporina, papilledema or tilted disc were excluded. Micro- and macropapillae were included. Mean, standard-deviation and OD-OS were calculated for disc area, cup area, cup/disc area ratio, rim area, mean RNFLT and rim volume. Differences in age-quartiles and gender were explored.
Results: We included 1764 eyes of 882 patients (154 female and 728 male; mean age: 46.8±8.6 years). We found no significant differences in gender. For mean RNFLT and rim volume we found significant differences between OD and OS (p<0.001).
Conclusions: Our findings confirm earlier studies in our clinic in younger healthy volunteers. According to our findings in this large population we propose a definition for micro- and macro-papillae for HRT measurements.



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