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Differenzialdiagnose der Opticusatrophie mit vergrößerter Papillenexkavation

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Eine vergrößerte Papillenexkavation kann entweder sichtbares Zeichen eine angeborenen, nicht pathologischen Papillenanomalie, eines Glaukoms oder aber einer nicht-glaukomatösen Opticusatrophie sein (Tab. 21.1). Unter den nicht-glaukomatös exkavierten Opticusatrophien sind die autosomal dominante Opticusatrophie (Kjer) und die Leber’sche Opticusatrophie am häufigsten. Die Unterscheidung zwischen einer glaukomatösen und einer nicht-glaukomatösen Opticusatrophie ist manchmal schwierig, da in beiden Krankheitsgruppen der klinische Aspekt des Sehnervens und die Gesichtsfeldausfälle einander ähneln.

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Abouzeid, H. (2023). Differenzialdiagnose der Opticusatrophie mit vergrößerter Papillenexkavation. In: Steffen, H., Kelbsch, C., Tonagel, F., Job, O. (eds) Neuroophthalmologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64261-0_21

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