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White Matter Consequences of Retinal Receptor and Ganglion Cell Damage
Journal article published in 2014 by
Shumpei Ogawa,
Hiromasa Takemura,
Hiroshi Horiguchi 
,
Masahiko Terao,
Tomoki Haji,
Franco Pestilli ,
Jason D. Yeatman,
Hiroshi Tsuneoka,
Brian A. Wandell,
Yoichiro Masuda
,
Masahiko Terao,
Tomoki Haji,
Franco Pestilli ,
Jason D. Yeatman,
Hiroshi Tsuneoka,
Brian A. Wandell,
Yoichiro Masuda
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Abstract
Retinal disease changes the optic tract and the optic radiation in patients with ganglion cell (LHON) or receptor (CRD) dysfunction. This white matter abnormality can be measured in the living brain with diffusion MRI. These changes have implications for clinical care.