Czech and Slovak Ophthalmology 461 Case report Optic Disc Drusen – Current Diagnostic Possibilities Žiak Peter https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3910-6174 Jarabáková Katarína Koyšová Martina 20 3 2014 1 5

Authors present the findings of two patients with optic nerve drusen, and an overview of current examination techniques in the diagnostics of optic nerve drusen including ultrasound examination, fundus photography, florescein angiography, computerized perimetry, auto-florescence fundus examination, examination of the nerve fibre layer using optical coherence tomography (OCT) or nerve fibres layer analyzer (GDx). In the first case, the patient was recommended to be supervised without any therapy. The second patient with regard to perimeter finding, loss of nerve fibre layer and increase of the intraocular pressure was prescribed local anti-glaucoma therapy.

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