Abstract

CHANGES IN OPTIC DISC NERVE FIBER LAYER THICKNESS ON OCT IN RELATION TO OPTIC DISC SWELLING CAUSES

Sura Yousef Soleman* and Dua’a T. Daradkeh

ABSTRACT

This study investigated the changes in optic disc nerve fiber layer thickness on optical coherence tomography (OCT) in relation to disc edema or optic disc swelling causes. Based on reviewed research findings, OCT estimations are affected by optic nerve edema and show essentially more prominent thickness in patients than in controls. Tempe et al. (2005), Bellusci et al. (2006), Bassi & Mohana (2014) and Hedge and Karam (2005) found that optic disc swelling influences optic disc nerve fiber layer thickness under optical coherence tomography analysis. Additionally, papilledema and vein occlusion were found to be the main causes of optic disc swelling. Changes in Optic Disc Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness on OCT in relation to Optic Disc Swelling Causes

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