Anatomic Features and Function of the Macula and Outcome of Surgical Tenotomy and Reattachment in Achiasma – Corrected Proof
Objective:
To examine the anatomic features and function of the macula in achiasma and to compare visual acuity, eye movements, foveation, and eye velocity before and after tenotomy and reattachment (T&R) surgery.
Design:
Case series.
Participants:
Two children with isolated achiasma.
Methods:
Ophthalmologic examinations, brain magnetic resonance imaging, full-field and multifocal electroretinography (ERG), visual evoked potentials (VEPs), spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT), eye-movement recordings, and unilateral T&R in 1 patient.
Main Outcome Measures:
Visual acuity before and after surgery, macular anatomic features and function, and eye velocity before and after T&R surgery in 1 patient.
Results:
Magnetic resonance imaging and (Read more...)