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Optical coherence tomography allowed for differentiation between ONHD and ODE, yielding similar results with TD-OCT and SD-OCT. The new quantitative parameters of papillary elevation and RNFL measurements showed greater sensitivity and specificity than the qualitative criteria.

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ONHD caused anatomical and functional damage of the RNFL, with a clear association between the alteration in ONHD and visual field defects in visible drusen cases.