作者
Harry A Quigley, Gregory R Dunkelberger, W Richard Green
发表日期
1989/5/1
期刊
American journal of ophthalmology
卷号
107
期号
5
页码范围
453-464
出版商
Elsevier
简介
We measured the number and size of retinal ganglion cells from six human eyes with glaucoma. In each, the histologic findings were correlated with visual field results. Five age-matched normal eyes were studied for comparison. In general, there were fewer remaining large ganglion cells in retinal areas with atrophy. In the perifoveal area, however, no consistent pattern of cell loss by size was found. Our estimates suggest that visual field sensitivity in automated testing begins to decline soon after the initial loss of ganglion cells. Throughout the central 30 degrees of the retina, 20% of the normal number of cells were gone in locations with a 5-dB sensitivity loss, and 40% cell loss corresponded to a 10-dB decrease. There were some remaining ganglion cells in areas that had 0-dB sensitivity in the field test.
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HA Quigley, GR Dunkelberger, WR Green - American journal of ophthalmology, 1989