Optic Disc Grey Crescent at Maria Bills blog

Optic Disc Grey Crescent. the optic disc nerve gray crescent is seen as a slate gray crescent within the peripheral portion of the neuroretinal rim. 1 it appears most commonly along the temporal periphery of the disc, but can be seen in any quadrant, and typically is associated with zone alpha peripapillary pigmentation in the adjacent clock hours. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head.1 it. the grey crescent of the optic disc as originally described by shields 2 is another, mostly unrecognised, feature at the border. optic nerve head grey crescent is one such clinical entity where it is characterised by bilateral greyish pigmentation of the temporal neuroretinal. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head. This pigmented crescent may interfere with adequate assessment of the neuroretinal rim. outside this ring in the parapapillary region, various features and abnormalities can be differentiated. the optic nerve gray crescent can be of clinical significance if unrecognized during assessment for glaucoma. It is most commonly seen in patients of african descent with glaucoma.

It is most commonly seen in patients of african descent with glaucoma. 1 it appears most commonly along the temporal periphery of the disc, but can be seen in any quadrant, and typically is associated with zone alpha peripapillary pigmentation in the adjacent clock hours. outside this ring in the parapapillary region, various features and abnormalities can be differentiated. optic nerve head grey crescent is one such clinical entity where it is characterised by bilateral greyish pigmentation of the temporal neuroretinal. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head. the grey crescent of the optic disc as originally described by shields 2 is another, mostly unrecognised, feature at the border. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head.1 it. This pigmented crescent may interfere with adequate assessment of the neuroretinal rim. the optic disc nerve gray crescent is seen as a slate gray crescent within the peripheral portion of the neuroretinal rim. the optic nerve gray crescent can be of clinical significance if unrecognized during assessment for glaucoma.

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Optic Disc Grey Crescent the optic disc nerve gray crescent is seen as a slate gray crescent within the peripheral portion of the neuroretinal rim. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head. It is most commonly seen in patients of african descent with glaucoma. 1 it appears most commonly along the temporal periphery of the disc, but can be seen in any quadrant, and typically is associated with zone alpha peripapillary pigmentation in the adjacent clock hours. the optic disc nerve gray crescent is seen as a slate gray crescent within the peripheral portion of the neuroretinal rim. the gray optic disc crescent was described in 1980 as a slate gray crescent within the margins of the optic nerve head.1 it. the grey crescent of the optic disc as originally described by shields 2 is another, mostly unrecognised, feature at the border. outside this ring in the parapapillary region, various features and abnormalities can be differentiated. This pigmented crescent may interfere with adequate assessment of the neuroretinal rim. the optic nerve gray crescent can be of clinical significance if unrecognized during assessment for glaucoma. optic nerve head grey crescent is one such clinical entity where it is characterised by bilateral greyish pigmentation of the temporal neuroretinal.