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Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL)

This area represents the axons of the ganglion cells within the innermost aspect of the retina. During the OCT scan acquisition process, the thickness of the RNFL is calculated from thousands of locations. It is then displayed in several ways:

  1. RNFL Thickness Map
  2. RNFL Deviation Map
  3. RNFL Tabular Data
  4. RNFL Pie Charts
  5. RNFL Graph

Recall that it is the axons of the ganglion cells that conglomerate at the optic disc to form the neuroretinal rim (NRR) tissue. The utility of RNFL as a surrogate measure for Glaucomatous Optic Neuropathy has been well proven in clinical research.

« Where Is the RNFL Measured?
RNFL Thickness Map »
  • Glaucoma Glossary
    • Scan Quality
      • Date of Birth
      • Signal Strength
      • Movement Artifact
    • Where Is the RNFL Measured?
    • Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer (RNFL)
      • RNFL Thickness Map
      • RNFL Deviation Map
      • RNFL Tabular Data
      • RNFL Pie Charts
      • RNFL Graph: Basics
    • Statistical Analysis
      • Age-Matched Controls
      • Bell Curve
    • Tabular Data
      • Average RNFL Thickness
      • RNFL Symmetry
      • Rim Area
      • Disc Area
      • Average C/D Ratio
      • Vertical C/D Ratio
      • Cup Volume
    • RNFL Graph: Advanced
      • Blunted Peaks
      • Shifted Peaks
    • Pie Charts
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