Investigative ophthalmology & visual science · 2016
Cupping in the Monkey Optic Nerve Transection Model Consists of Prelaminar Tissue Thinning in the Absence of Posterior Laminar Deformation.
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Ing Eliesa, Ivers Kevin M, Yang Hongli, Gardiner Stuart K, Reynaud Juan, Cull Grant, Wang Lin, Burgoyne Claude F
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PURPOSE: To use optical coherence tomography (OCT) to test the hypothesis that optic nerve head (ONH) "cupping" in the monkey optic nerve transection (ONT) model does not include posterior laminar deformation.
METHODS: Five monkeys (aged 5.5-7.8 years) underwent ONH and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) OCT imaging five times at baseline and biweekly following unilateral ONT until euthanization at ∼40% RNFL loss. Retinal nerve fiber layer thickness (RNFLT) and minimum rim width (MRW) were calculated from each pre- and post-ONT imaging session. The anterior lamina cribrosa surface (ALCS) was delineated within baseline and pre-euthanasia data sets. Significant ONT versus control eye pre-euthanasia change in prelaminar tissue thickness (PLTT), MRW, RNFLT, and ALCS depth (ALCSD) was determined using a linear mixed-effects model. Eye-specific change in each parameter exceeded the 95% confidence interval constructed from baseline measurements.
RESULTS: Animals were euthanized 49 to 51 days post ONT. Overall ONT eye change from baseline was significant for MRW (-26.2%, P = 0.0011), RNFLT (-43.8%, P < 0.0001), PLTT (-23.8%, P = 0.0013), and ALCSD (-20.8%, P = 0.033). All five ONT eyes demonstrated significant eye-specific decreases in MRW (-23.7% to -31.8%) and RNFLT (-39.6% to -49.7%). Four ONT eyes showed significant PLTT thinning (-23.0% to -28.2%). The ALCS was anteriorly displaced in three of the ONT eyes (-25.7% to -39.2%). No ONT eye demonstrated posterior laminar displacement.
CONCLUSIONS: Seven weeks following surgical ONT in the monkey eye, ONH cupping involves prelaminar and rim tissue thinning without posterior deformation of the lamina cribrosa.
METHODS: Five monkeys (aged 5.5-7.8 years) underwent ONH and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) OCT imaging five times at baseline and biweekly following unilateral ONT until euthanization at ∼40% RNFL loss. Retinal nerve fiber layer thickness (RNFLT) and minimum rim width (MRW) were calculated from each pre- and post-ONT imaging session. The anterior lamina cribrosa surface (ALCS) was delineated within baseline and pre-euthanasia data sets. Significant ONT versus control eye pre-euthanasia change in prelaminar tissue thickness (PLTT), MRW, RNFLT, and ALCS depth (ALCSD) was determined using a linear mixed-effects model. Eye-specific change in each parameter exceeded the 95% confidence interval constructed from baseline measurements.
RESULTS: Animals were euthanized 49 to 51 days post ONT. Overall ONT eye change from baseline was significant for MRW (-26.2%, P = 0.0011), RNFLT (-43.8%, P < 0.0001), PLTT (-23.8%, P = 0.0013), and ALCSD (-20.8%, P = 0.033). All five ONT eyes demonstrated significant eye-specific decreases in MRW (-23.7% to -31.8%) and RNFLT (-39.6% to -49.7%). Four ONT eyes showed significant PLTT thinning (-23.0% to -28.2%). The ALCS was anteriorly displaced in three of the ONT eyes (-25.7% to -39.2%). No ONT eye demonstrated posterior laminar displacement.
CONCLUSIONS: Seven weeks following surgical ONT in the monkey eye, ONH cupping involves prelaminar and rim tissue thinning without posterior deformation of the lamina cribrosa.