Peripapillary Retinoschisis: The Expanded Spectrum and New Insights From Multimodal Imaging
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Yi Yang,Andrew W. Kam,Fred K. Chen,Rachael C Heath Jeffrey,Andrew Farag,Ananda Kalevar,Jay Chhablani,Luca Danieli,Michael Chilov,Michael Branley,Jenny M. Ip,David Kalatzis,Shanil R. Dhanji,Devin Bestch,R. Rishi Gupta,Netan Choudhry,Diogo Cabral,Caroline R. Baumal,K. Bailey Freund,Adrian T. Fung
The 9 aetiologies of peripapillary retinoschisis can be classified into 5 groups: non-glaucomatous optic disc abnormalities (CDA, PP-coloboma, PP-atrophy), glaucomatous optic disc abnormalities, peripapillary choroidal diseases (PPS and PP-CNV), vitreous optic disc interface abnormalities and idiopathic. A new entity, "Focal Optic Disc Dome" (FODD) was identified. Understanding the full spectrum of PPRS can assist in correct diagnosis and management.