Blood vessels of the glaucomatous optic disc in experimental primate and human eyes.
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Summary
Fluorescein angiography of primate and human glaucoma eyes showed that a change in the appearance of disc vessels occurred most frequently when there was little or no remaining neural or vascular tissue anterior to the scleral lamina cribrosa.
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- article
- Published
- 1984-08-01
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- 111
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Keywords
Optic nerve, Glaucoma, Anatomy, Medicine, Non human primate
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- Visual field defect and perfusion of the juxtapapillary retina and the neuroretinal rim area in primary open-angle glaucoma
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