Ophthalmology science · 2025
Macular Atrophic versus Subretinal Proliferative Changes in Myopic and Age-Related Macular Degeneration: The 2-Continent Eye Study.
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Jonas Jost B, Jonas Rahul A, Bikbov Mukharram M, Kazakbaeva Gyulli M, Wang Ya Xing, Nangia Vinay, Panda-Jonas Songhomitra
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To assess the prevalences of subfoveal retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) loss versus subfoveal tissue proliferation as causes of vision loss in patients with late-stage age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or myopic macular atrophy.
DESIGN: Population-based studies conducted in Russia, China, and India and histological examination of enucleated human globes.
PARTICIPANTS: The Russian Ural Eye and Medical Study (n = 5899 participants; age: ≥40 years), Ural Very Old Study (n = 1526; age: 85+ years), Beijing Eye Study (n = 3468; age: ≥40 years), and Central India Eye and Medical Study (n = 4711) were conducted in rural and urban regions in Bashkortostan/Russia, Beijing/China, and Nagpur/India, respectively. The histological study part included human eyes enucleated because of reasons like malignant melanomas, or were post mortem enucleated.
METHODS: The participants underwent a series of general medical and ophthalmological examinations including OCT of the macula. In the histological study part, the enucleated globes were histomorphometrically examined.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Presence of RPE loss and of subretinal proliferations.
RESULTS: In all 4 population-based studies combined, late-stage AMD and myopic macular atrophy were detected in 291 eyes and 46 eyes, respectively. Retinal pigment epithelium cell loss was dominant in 136 (94%) out of 145 eyes with geographic atrophy and in 35 (76%) out of 46 eyes with myopic macular atrophy, whereas subretinal proliferations were predominantly present in 127 (87%) out of 146 eyes with neovascular AMD. Among all 337 eyes with late AMD or myopic macular atrophy, RPE loss was the main cause for vision loss in 190 (56%) eyes and subretinal proliferations in 147 (44%) eyes, with no significant difference (P > 0.05) between the study cohorts. In the histological specimen, subretinal proliferations included melanin-bearing cells in contact with a periodic acid-Schiff-positive membrane, resembling RPE cells.
CONCLUSIONS: Subretinal proliferations in the foveal region were the main reason for central visual acuity loss in 44% of all eyes with late AMD or myopic macular atrophy in 4 population-based studies. Subretinal foveal RPE cell proliferation and RPE loss are roughly equally important as a cause of vision loss in AMD and myopic macular atrophy.
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES: Proprietary or commercial disclosure may be found in the Footnotes and Disclosures at the end of this article.
DESIGN: Population-based studies conducted in Russia, China, and India and histological examination of enucleated human globes.
PARTICIPANTS: The Russian Ural Eye and Medical Study (n = 5899 participants; age: ≥40 years), Ural Very Old Study (n = 1526; age: 85+ years), Beijing Eye Study (n = 3468; age: ≥40 years), and Central India Eye and Medical Study (n = 4711) were conducted in rural and urban regions in Bashkortostan/Russia, Beijing/China, and Nagpur/India, respectively. The histological study part included human eyes enucleated because of reasons like malignant melanomas, or were post mortem enucleated.
METHODS: The participants underwent a series of general medical and ophthalmological examinations including OCT of the macula. In the histological study part, the enucleated globes were histomorphometrically examined.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Presence of RPE loss and of subretinal proliferations.
RESULTS: In all 4 population-based studies combined, late-stage AMD and myopic macular atrophy were detected in 291 eyes and 46 eyes, respectively. Retinal pigment epithelium cell loss was dominant in 136 (94%) out of 145 eyes with geographic atrophy and in 35 (76%) out of 46 eyes with myopic macular atrophy, whereas subretinal proliferations were predominantly present in 127 (87%) out of 146 eyes with neovascular AMD. Among all 337 eyes with late AMD or myopic macular atrophy, RPE loss was the main cause for vision loss in 190 (56%) eyes and subretinal proliferations in 147 (44%) eyes, with no significant difference (P > 0.05) between the study cohorts. In the histological specimen, subretinal proliferations included melanin-bearing cells in contact with a periodic acid-Schiff-positive membrane, resembling RPE cells.
CONCLUSIONS: Subretinal proliferations in the foveal region were the main reason for central visual acuity loss in 44% of all eyes with late AMD or myopic macular atrophy in 4 population-based studies. Subretinal foveal RPE cell proliferation and RPE loss are roughly equally important as a cause of vision loss in AMD and myopic macular atrophy.
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES: Proprietary or commercial disclosure may be found in the Footnotes and Disclosures at the end of this article.