The Comparison of Regional RNFL and Fundus Vasculature by OCTA in Chinese Myopia Population

Table 5

Comparison of OCTA-based fundus vasculature studies in the myopic eyes.

Division	Method	Conclusion	Reference
None	OCTA	Peripapillary retinal perfusion (flow index and vessel density) was lower in higher myopia than emmetropia.	Wang et al. 2016 [1]
None	OCTA	Peripapillary retinal perfusion (flow index and vessel density) reduced in high myopia with tessellated fundus with respect to the control eyes.	Wang et al. 2016 [7]
Six sectors	OCTA	Peripapillary, IT, and ST vessel density in the highly myopic eyes with PICC was lower than the density in those without.	Chen et al. 2017 [12]
None	OCTA	Macular but not optic disc superficial and deep vascular density reduced as AL increased in the myopic eyes.	Fan et al. 2017 [13]
None	OCTA	Retinal capillary density reduced while CC flow deficit increased in greater myopia.	Al-Sheikh et al. 2017 [5]
None	OCTA	Retinal microvascular network alterations in the highly myopic eyes correlates with axial length elongation.	Yang et al. 2016 [18]
None	OCTA	Retinal microvascular decreased in the high myopia subjects with unchanged retinal microvessel blood flow velocity.	Li et al. 2017 [19]
None	OCTA	SE and AL influence the size of the foveal avascular zone.	Tan et al. 2016 [20]

CC: choriocapillaris; PICC: peripapillary intrachoroidal cavitation.