Eye (London, England) · 2012
Detection of progressive macular thickness loss using optical coherence tomography in glaucoma suspect and glaucomatous eyes.
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Niles P I, Greenfield D S, Sehi M, Bhardwaj N, Iverson S M, Chung Y S, Advanced Imaging in Glaucoma Study Group
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AIMS: To examine the rate of macular thickness loss using time-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) in functionally progressing versus non-progressing eyes, determined by standard automated perimetry (SAP).
METHODS: Glaucoma suspects (GS) and glaucomatous (G) eyes underwent SAP and OCT imaging every 6 months. Functional progression was determined using pointwise linear regression, defined as 2 contiguous locations losing ≥1.0 dB/year at P<1.0% in the same hemifield. The annual rate of macular thickness loss was calculated from inner and outer regions of the macular map.
RESULTS: 72 eyes (43 GS and 29G) with ≥30 months of follow-up were enrolled. Fourteen eyes demonstrated SAP progression. The annual rate of macular thickness loss (μm/year) in progressing eyes was faster (all P<0.05) than non-progressing eyes in temporal outer (-1.90±2.97 vs 0.33±2.77), nasal inner (-1.70±2.66 vs 0.14±2.76), superior inner (-2.15±4.57 vs 0.51±2.99), temporal inner quadrants (-2.58±5.05 vs -0.38±2.34), and the average of inner macular quadrants (-1.84±2.90 vs 0.03±2.10). The rate of loss in the nasal inner (P=0.02) and temporal outer (P=0.02) macular regions was associated with optic disc haemorrhage.
CONCLUSIONS: Eyes with SAP progression have significantly greater rates of macular thickness loss consistent with glaucomatous retinal ganglion cell atrophy, as compared with non-progressing eyes.
METHODS: Glaucoma suspects (GS) and glaucomatous (G) eyes underwent SAP and OCT imaging every 6 months. Functional progression was determined using pointwise linear regression, defined as 2 contiguous locations losing ≥1.0 dB/year at P<1.0% in the same hemifield. The annual rate of macular thickness loss was calculated from inner and outer regions of the macular map.
RESULTS: 72 eyes (43 GS and 29G) with ≥30 months of follow-up were enrolled. Fourteen eyes demonstrated SAP progression. The annual rate of macular thickness loss (μm/year) in progressing eyes was faster (all P<0.05) than non-progressing eyes in temporal outer (-1.90±2.97 vs 0.33±2.77), nasal inner (-1.70±2.66 vs 0.14±2.76), superior inner (-2.15±4.57 vs 0.51±2.99), temporal inner quadrants (-2.58±5.05 vs -0.38±2.34), and the average of inner macular quadrants (-1.84±2.90 vs 0.03±2.10). The rate of loss in the nasal inner (P=0.02) and temporal outer (P=0.02) macular regions was associated with optic disc haemorrhage.
CONCLUSIONS: Eyes with SAP progression have significantly greater rates of macular thickness loss consistent with glaucomatous retinal ganglion cell atrophy, as compared with non-progressing eyes.