SPLIT OUTER PLEXIFORM LAYER APPEARANCE REPRESENTS AN ACQUIRED CONE DYSFUNCTION PHENOTYPE OF AUTOIMMUNE RETINOPATHY

Patients with split outer plexiform layer appearance on OCT have an acquired cone dysfunction that is important to recognize as treatment in some cases may result in improved or stabilized visual function.

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Retina
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1097/iae.0000000000004332
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2
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Retinal and Optic Conditions
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SPLIT OUTER PLEXIFORM LAYER APPEARANCE REPRESENTS AN ACQUIRED CONE DYSFUNCTION PHENOTYPE OF AUTOIMMUNE RETINOPATHY

Matthew J. Thurtell, Timothy M. Boyce, Ian C. Han, Christopher R. Fortenbach, Edwin M. Stone
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Abstract

Patients with split outer plexiform layer appearance on OCT have an acquired cone dysfunction that is important to recognize as treatment in some cases may result in improved or stabilized visual function.

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