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. 2016 Feb 25;40(2):74–85. doi: 10.3109/01658107.2015.1136654

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© 2016 Katsutoshi Goto, Atsushi Miki, Syunsuke Arak, Kenichi Mizukawa, Masaki Nakagawa, Go Takizawa, Yoshiaki Ieki, and Junichi Kiryu. Published with license by Taylor & Francis.

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Figure 4. — A 66-year-old female with inferior altitudinal field loss (case 1). (A) Left: a fundus photograph showed optic disc swelling; Right: FA images showed leakage of the optic disc. (B) Left: grey scale; Right: pattern deviation. The Humphrey visual field test showed inferior altitudinal field loss along the horizontal meridian. (C) Top: the cpRNFL significance map; Bottom: the GCC significance map. The cpRNFL significance map was increased at the initial visit and at 1 month due to optic disc swelling, and a significant reduction was observed at 3 months in the superior temporal sectors. The GCC significance map at 1 month showed thinning of the superior hemifield along the horizontal meridian corresponding to the inferior altitudinal field loss. The thinning area gradually spread over time. LE = left eye.