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Authors Hashmani N, Hashmani S
Received 1 September 2017
Accepted for publication 7 November 2017
Published 11 December 2017 Volume 2017:11 Pages 2191—2198
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/OPTH.S150617
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Editor who approved publication: Dr Scott Fraser
Purpose: To map and view the effects of age, gender, and axial length on
seven individual retinal layers around the optic nerve head (ONH).
Methods: We scanned 242 healthy patients using the Spectralis
spectral domain optical coherence tomography in an outpatient setting. The
layers were observed on the Early Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study sectors
using the standard Spectralis Family Acquisition Module 6.0.11.0. The center
was the ONH, the inner circle (IC) was 1–3 mm away, and the outer circle (OC)
was 3–6 mm away. The seven layers were retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL),
ganglion cell layer (GCL), inner plexiform layer (IPL), inner nuclear layer
(INL), outer plexiform layer (OPL), outer nuclear layer (ONL), and retinal
pigment epithelium (RPE). Additionally, we calculated the mean thickness of two
combined layers: inner retinal layer (IRL) and photoreceptor layer (PL).
Finally, we measured the mean of the total retinal thickness (TRT).
Results: The TRT was highest at the inferior end in the IC and
at the nasal end in the OC. The RPE (p <0.001) and PL
(p <0.001) were thicker in males;
however, the IRL (p =0.015) was thicker in females.
We found that the RNFL (p <0.001, r =0.139), GCL (p < 0.001, r =0.116), IPL (p =0.016, r =0.059), INL (p <0.001, r =0.104), OPL (p =0.009, r =0.064), ONL (p <0.001, r =0.157), RPE (p =0.001, r =0.079), IRL (p <0.001, r =0.190), PL (p =0.030, r =0.053), and TRT (p <0.001, r =0.191) correlated negatively
with age. The axial length significantly and negatively correlated at the GCL (p =0.003, r =0.093), IPL (p =0.020, r =0.072), INL (p =0.018, r =0.073), ONL (p <0.001, r =0.110), IRL (p =0.003, r =0.092), and TRT (p =0.003, r =0.094). We found poor
reproducibility in the IC; however, this was excellent in the OC.
Conclusion: We found significant differences in layers according
to age, gender, and axial length. Additionally, reproducibility can be improved
by altering the algorithm to account for the ONH parameters.
Keywords: retinal
segmentation, optic nerve head, sex, age, gender, interferometry
摘要视频链接:Peripapillary retinal layers