PMC5959027_01
Fundus left eye: optic atrophy, narrow vessels, no macular reflex
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The fundus of each eye was examined after mydriasis with tropicamide and revealed optic atrophy in both eyes, with narrow vessels and no macular reflex (Fig. 1,2).
MRI HB - The MRI in our patient showed that the mean values of optic nerve volumes were significantly lower
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MRI in HF - The MRI in our patient showed that the mean values of optic nerve volumes were significantly lower
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OCT left eye: reduced peripapillary RNFL in the superior, inferior, and nasal segments
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The OCT exam revealed a normal size optic disc, but with severely affected retinal nerve fiber layer RNFL in both eyes of the two patients, mostly in the superior, inferior, and nasal quadrants (Fig. 5,6).
OCT macula normal
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The macular region was normal, without microcystic degeneration (Fig. 7), but with affected ganglion cells layer (Fig. 8).