Association Between Subfoveal Choroidal Thickness, Reticular Pseudodrusen, and @entity10691 in Age-Related XXXX .

@entity1 @entity10691 @entity2363 @entity735 @entity3193 @entity1020
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: To compare subfoveal @entity3193 ( @entity3193 ) measurements in eyes with nonexudative @entity1020 ( @entity1020 ) in the presence or absence of @entity2363 ( @entity2363 ). @entity1 AND METHODS: Subfoveal @entity3193 measurements obtained from @entity1 with @entity1020 enrolled in the COMPLETE study (30 @entity735 with @entity10691 [ @entity10691 ]) were compared with an age-distributed normal control group. Multimodal images were evaluated to detect the presence of @entity2363 . RESULTS: After controlling for age and axial length, the mean @entity3193 was significantly thinner in the @entity10691 group with @entity2363 (213.7    53.1   m) than in the @entity10691 group without @entity2363 (335.3    123.2   m; P = .001). The mean @entity3193 in the @entity10691 group without @entity2363 was not statistically different from the mean @entity3193 in the normal control group (P = .076) or the drusen group without @entity2363 (P = .45). In eyes without @entity2363 , there was a correlation between the increasing size of @entity10691 and a decrease in @entity3193 measurements. CONCLUSION: Subfoveal choroidal thinning in eyes with nonexudative @entity1020 was associated with the presence of @entity2363 . In the absence of @entity2363 , @entity3193 only decreased as the size of @entity10691 increased. [Ophthalmic Surg Lasers Imaging Retina. 2015;46:513-521.].
