Retinoschisis and neurosensory detachment in advanced focal glaucoma

Newly Onset Optic Disc Pit Maculopathy (ODP-M) in a Patient With Primary Angle-closure Glaucoma (PACG) After Surgical Iridectomy: A Case Report

“…In other studies, optic nerve pit was not identified. [16][17][18][19] These observations suggest that a link may exist during the development of retinoschisis in GON. It was proposed that there may be a microscopic interconnection within the nerve fiber layer (NFL) in patients with progressive glaucoma, acting as a conduit through which vitreous fluid may enter the retina.…”

“…Therefore, we suspected the pathology in our case was acquired and secondary in nature and most importantly is a stage in which the disease was still in an early, developing process. However, there are not many acquired ODP reported in the literature, and these articles are not completely consistent with the clinical manifestations of congenital ODP 16,[25][26][27] ; they are either simple retinoschisis or pit of the optic nerve, retinoschisis caused by optic disc depression during glaucoma progression, or a companion symptom.…”