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Fig 1.

Flow diagram patient's inclusion.

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Fig 2.

OCT report of retinal thickness analysis.

(A) Concentric macular rings and four peripapillary quadrants (B) Rectangular grid 6x6 macular sectors and peripapillary thickness for each 12-o’clock hour and (C) Macular thickness segmentation of 10 retinal layers.

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Fig 3.

Median data of the psychophysical tests.

(A) Visual acuity, (B) contrast sensitivity, (C) desaturated Rue 28-hue color test, and (D) perception digital test. Each bar represents the median ± interquartile range. * P < 0.05 versus control. ** P < 0.01 versus control. Mann-Whitney U test.

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Table 1.

Median data and p-value of the psychophysical tests.

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Fig 4.

Colorimetric percentage differences of retinal thickness between groups.

(A) Macular OCT. Upper: OCT concentric circular rings. Bottom: 6x6 mm rectangular grid, (B) Peripapillary OCT. Upper: Four peripapillary quadrants. Bottom: 12-o’clock hour position segmentation. In red, thickness decrease; in green thickening. In bold: *P < 0.05. **P < 0.01. Mann-Whitney U test.

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Table 2.

aROC analysis of psychophysical tests and OCT analysis in Alzheimer’s disease.

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Fig 5.

Colorimetric percentage differences of the all retinal layers between mild AD and control group.

In red, thickness decrease; in green thickening. *P < 0.05. **P < 0.01. Mann-Whitney U test.

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