Central Visual Field Defects Linked To Higher Ocular Pulse Amplitude In Normal-Tension Glaucoma

Thursday, January 10, 2013

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Elevated ocular pulse amplitude was associated with centrally located visual field defects in patients with normal-tension glaucoma, according to a study.

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According to the Gass classification, what differentiates a stage 3 macular hole from a stage 4 macular hole?
1. The fact that a stage 4 macular hole is greater than 400 microns
2. The fact that a stage 3 macular hole is greater than 400 microns
3. The fact that stage 3 macular holes are associated with a posterior vitreous detachment
4. The fact that stage 4 macular holes are associated with a posterior vitreous
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Central Visual Field Defects Linked To Higher Ocular Pulse Amplitude In Normal-Tension Glaucoma

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According to the Gass classification, what differentiates a stage 3 macular hole from a stage 4 macular hole?

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