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Fig 1.

Optical coherent tomographic image and corresponding optic disc photograph of an eye with parapapillary gamma zone.

White arrow to pink arrow: parapapillary alpha zone with irregular retinal pigment epithelium; pink arrow to yellow arrow: parapapillary beta zone with presence of Bruch´s membrane and absence of retinal pigment epithelium; yellow arrow to black arrow: parapapillary gamma zone with absence of Bruch´s membrane; black arrow: optic disc border

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Fig 2.

Optical coherent tomographic image and corresponding optic disc photograph of an eye with parapapillary gamma zone.

Long red arrow: end of Bruch´s membrane; yellow arrow: optic disc border

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Fig 3.

Scattergram showing the distribution of the macular Bruch´s membrane length (distance between the fovea and the temporal edge of the papillary Bruch´s membrane opening) in relationship to axial length.

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Fig 4.

Scattergram showing the distribution of the width of parapapillary gamma zone in relationship to axial length (Correlation Coefficient r2: 0.73)

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Fig 5.

Scattergram showing the distribution of the width of parapapillary gamma zone in relationship to the fovea-disc border distance

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Fig 6.

Scattergram showing the relationship between the width of parapapillary gamma zone in relationship to macular Bruch´s membrane length (distance between the fovea and the temporal edge of the papillary Bruch´s membrane opening)

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Fig 7.

Scattergram showing the relationship between the distance between fovea and the temporal optic disc border as compared with axial length

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