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At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Assess whether successful medical treatment of IIH correlate with changes of TSS
- Evaluate initial GCIPL thickness as a predictor for long term structural changes of the optic nerve and as a predictor for visual prognosis in optic neuritis cases
- Differentiate what Proteome is, how it might be linked to understanding the pathogenesis of symptomatic LHON, and interpret how it might direct potential targets for treatment
- Compare and contrast octopus visual field testing versus SITA-FAST HVF with regards to monitoring, detecting, and following patients with neurological pathology impacting visual fields
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Author Block: Wesley Chan, Laine Green, Anuradha Mishra, Charles Maxner, Jai J. ShankarAuthor Disclosure Block: W. Chan: None. L. Green: None. A. Mishra: None. C. Maxner: None. J.J. Shankar: None.Abstract Body:Purpose: Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) is characterized by increased intracranial pressure resulting in potentially irreversible vision loss and headaches. IIH primarily affects overweight women of child-bearing age...
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Author Block: Scott Anderson, Adrian Battiston, Donna Bong, Karim DamjiAuthor Disclosure Block: S. Anderson: None. A. Battiston: None. D. Bong: None. K. Damji: None.Abstract Body:Purpose: Visual field testing is routinely used for analysis and management of patients with neurological pathology that impacts the visual fields such as stroke, metastatic and non-metastatic cancers, and trauma. This study investigates the validity of the H...
Author Block: Jérémy Claes, Emmanuelle Chalifoux, David Simonyan, Andréane LavalléeAuthor Disclosure Block: J. Claes: None. E. Chalifoux: None. D. Simonyan: None. A. Lavallée: None.Abstract Body:Purpose: To evaluate the correlation between average ganglion cell layer (GCL) thickness at the time of diagnosis of optic neuritis and the resulting visual function at 6 months. Study Design: This study is prospective, longitudinal and descri...