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OCT offers early insight into risk of visual-field deterioration

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Chet Scerra

San Francisco-Patients with a retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness of 80 ?m or less are at high risk for developing future visual-field deterioration, said Gadi Wollstein, MD.

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