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Fig 1.

Optic coherence tomographic image of the optic nerve head: A perpendicular orange line was drawn through the middle of the yellow dash line connecting the inner edges of neural canal opening (delineated by white arrows).

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Fig 2.

Optic coherence tomographic image of the optic nerve head: On each side of the orange line, a line was drawn (gray line) with a length of 1500 μm to each side.

The two ends of this line (yellow vertical arrows) marked the two ends of the retinal pigment epithelium / Bruch´s membrane plane (between points A and B).

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Fig 3.

Optic coherence tomographic image of the optic nerve head: The Bruch´s membrane opening reference plane was defined as the red line between “A” and “B”. The angle between this line and the horizontal was defined as the angle of the optic disc rotation (as based on Bruch´s membrane opening plane).

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Table 1.

Univariate analysis of associations between the vertical optic disc rotation (°) (as measured by the Bruch´s membrane opening angle to the horizontal) and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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Table 2.

Univariate analysis of associations between the horizontal optic disc rotation (°) (as measured by the Bruch´s membrane opening angle to the vertical) and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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Table 3.

multivariate analysis of associations between the vertical optic disc rotation (°) (as measured by the Bruch´s membrane opening angle to the horizontal) and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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Multivariate analysis of associations between the horizontal optic disc rotation (°) (as measured by the Bruch´s membrane opening angle to the vertital) and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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Table 5.

Multivariate analysis of associations of the difference in the vertical rotation of Bruch´s membrane opening minus the vertical rotation of the optic disc neural canal opening and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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Table 6.

Multivariate analysis of associations of the difference in the horizontal rotation of Bruch´s membrane opening minus the horizontal rotation of the optic disc neural canal opening and systemic and ocular parameters in the Beijing Eye Study.

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