Interocular Differences In RNFL Thickness May Indicate Early Glaucoma Damage

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Normal eyes with interocular differences in retinal nerve fiber layer thickness greater than 9 µm may have early glaucoma damage, according to a study.

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Interocular Differences In RNFL Thickness May Indicate Early Glaucoma Damage

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