This present research project intends to collect five quantitative test series: * perimetric examination using static stimuli, assessing the entire (80 degree) visual field with a fast thresholding algorithm (GATE) \[Schiefer 2008\] to know the extent/ magnitude of the visual field defect and its variability within the cohort and over time * D-BCVA, using FrACT \[Bach 2007\] and EDTRS chart \[Ferris 1982\] * RAPD (using swinging flashlight test). * IOP (using applanation tonometer) * RNFT and RNFV using Spectralis OCT (star scan, ring scan 2,8 mm, and volume scan) Optic disk morphology will be documented by fundus photography. This assessment of the above-mentioned data is needed in order to allow for estimation of the spontaneous course / fluctuation of the (quantified) functional and morphometric parameters of the N-AION patients during the follow-up period. This is essential for the estimation of the sample size of the subsequently intended SINN study, that is intended to compare different therapeutic strategies in N-AION patients.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
16
perimetric examination using static stimuli, assessing the entire (80 degree) visual field with a fast thresholding algorithm (GATE) \[Schiefer 2008\] to know the extent/ magnitude of the visual field defect and its variability within the cohort and over time
D-BCVA using EDTRS chart
RAPD using swinging flashlight test
IOP using applanation tonometer
RNFT and RNFV using Spectralis OCT (star scan, ring scan 2,8 mm and volume scan)
Optic disk morphology will be documented by fundus photography
Centre for Ophthalmology Institute for Ophthalmic Research University of Tübingen
Tübingen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
Assessment of visual field (VF)-related endpoints in patients with non-arteritic ischemic optic neuropathy (N-AION)
This present research project intends to collect five quantitative test series in order to allow the estimation of the spontaneous course / fluctuation of the (quantified) functional and morphometric parameters of the N-AION patients during the follow-up period. This is essential for the estimation of the sample size of the subsequently intended SINN study, that is intended to compare different therapeutic strategies in N-AION patients
Time frame: 2 years
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