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Retinal nerve fiber thickness in inflammatory demyelinating diseases of childhood onset
Multiple Sclerosis (Jun 18 2009) Journal Articles
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Multiple Sclerosis: To evaluate retinal nerve fiber layer thickness using optical coherence tomography in children with acquired demyelinating diseases. OCT may be a valuable tool for the assessment and monitoring of anterior optic pathway dysfunction in children with demyelinating diseases. (Read Full Article)
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