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Correlation Between Multifocal ERG, OCT and Visual Field Changes as A Diagnostic Modality of Primary Open Angle Glaucoma
• 2008
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Authors
Aida A Hussein, MD 1
Rawya A ElAbyad, MD2; Hany El Heto, MD1
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Hamdy A El Gazar, MD 1
Ahmed E
Mohamed, MD 1
and Hazem H Abdelmaksoud .
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Abstract
Purpose: to correlate between mfERG, OCT and Visual field as diagnostic modality in discovering early changes in primary open angle glaucoma.
Patients & Methods: 60 subjects with 65 eyes classified into three groups. Group I (20 normals) included 20 eyes (10 males & 10 females). Group II, (20 glaucoma suspect) included 25 eyes (14 males & 11 females). Group Ill, (20 primary open angle glaucoma) included 20 eyes (14 males & 6 female). All patients underwent ophthalmic examination: CVA, lOP, slit lamp biomicroscopy, gonioscopy, indirect ophthalmoscopy, Humphery 24-2 VF, OCT, mfERG.
Results: In VF testing comparison between mean deviation (MD) values in normal and glaucoma suspects there was no significant difference. A significant difference was present between MD values of normal and glaucoma patients P
Patients & Methods: 60 subjects with 65 eyes classified into three groups. Group I (20 normals) included 20 eyes (10 males & 10 females). Group II, (20 glaucoma suspect) included 25 eyes (14 males & 11 females). Group Ill, (20 primary open angle glaucoma) included 20 eyes (14 males & 6 female). All patients underwent ophthalmic examination: CVA, lOP, slit lamp biomicroscopy, gonioscopy, indirect ophthalmoscopy, Humphery 24-2 VF, OCT, mfERG.
Results: In VF testing comparison between mean deviation (MD) values in normal and glaucoma suspects there was no significant difference. A significant difference was present between MD values of normal and glaucoma patients P