Abstract
[...]we ruled out papillitis associated with multiple sclerosis or associated with autoantibodies (anti-NMO and anti-MOG). [...]we excluded individuals with other optic neuropathy, such as glaucoma, optic disc drusen and amiodarone optic neuropathy, which may affect OCTA analysis. [...]the large vessels were excluded from the image, to calculate only the capillary density. The same mechanism has been suggested in glaucoma and optic neuritis [20, 21]. [...]at the acute phase of a NAION, OCTA morphological analysis might be more useful than the quantification of VD or FI.
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