Morphological Analysis of Papillary Retinal Vessels and Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer in Koreans

Prognostic factors related to photodynamic therapy for central serous chorioretinopathy

“…We looked for three features: (1) anatomic success, defined as complete resolution of serous fluid on OCT performed 4-6 weeks after PDT, (2) central macular thickness (CMT), defined as the average thickness of a central 1-mm subfield on a fast macular thickness map consisting of six linear 6-mm scans centered on the fovea, and (3) development of foveal atrophy at 6-month followup. Foveal atrophy was defined as an average CMT more than 2 SD below that of the average Korean population [21]. Functional outcomes were evaluated as categorical visual outcomes at 6-month follow-up; visual gain>three lines, visual gain>one line, or visual loss>one line.…”

Prognostic factors related to photodynamic therapy for central serous chorioretinopathy

“…We looked for three features: (1) anatomic success, defined as complete resolution of serous fluid on OCT performed 4-6 weeks after PDT, (2) central macular thickness (CMT), defined as the average thickness of a central 1-mm subfield on a fast macular thickness map consisting of six linear 6-mm scans centered on the fovea, and (3) development of foveal atrophy at 6-month followup. Foveal atrophy was defined as an average CMT more than 2 SD below that of the average Korean population [21]. Functional outcomes were evaluated as categorical visual outcomes at 6-month follow-up; visual gain>three lines, visual gain>one line, or visual loss>one line.…”

Prognostic factors related to photodynamic therapy for central serous chorioretinopathy

“…We looked for three features: (1) anatomic success, defined as complete resolution of serous fluid on OCT performed 4-6 weeks after PDT, (2) central macular thickness (CMT), defined as the average thickness of a central 1-mm subfield on a fast macular thickness map consisting of six linear 6-mm scans centered on the fovea, and (3) development of foveal atrophy at 6-month followup. Foveal atrophy was defined as an average CMT more than 2 SD below that of the average Korean population [21]. Functional outcomes were evaluated as categorical visual outcomes at 6-month follow-up; visual gain>three lines, visual gain>one line, or visual loss>one line.…”

Prognostic factors related to photodynamic therapy for central serous chorioretinopathy

“…We looked for three features: (1) anatomic success, defined as complete resolution of serous fluid on OCT performed 4-6 weeks after PDT, (2) central macular thickness (CMT), defined as the average thickness of a central 1-mm subfield on a fast macular thickness map consisting of six linear 6-mm scans centered on the fovea, and (3) development of foveal atrophy at 6-month followup. Foveal atrophy was defined as an average CMT more than 2 SD below that of the average Korean population [21]. Functional outcomes were evaluated as categorical visual outcomes at 6-month follow-up; visual gain>three lines, visual gain>one line, or visual loss>one line.…”