OCT Detects Retinal Damage in Kids with MOGAD Even Without Optic Neuritis
Optical coherence tomography accurately identifies retinal nerve fiber layer thinning in children with myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease, even in eyes without prior optic neuritis. A prospective Swiss study of 12 young patients highlights OCT's edge over visual evoked potentials for spotting subtle damage.
