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    The cup-disk ratio is a useful measurement for glaucoma patients, where the cup size is divided by the optic disk diameter. A normal ratio is less than 0.5, while a ratio greater than 0.5 or significant asymmetry between the eyes, along with visual field loss or elevated eye pressure, is highly suggestive of glaucoma. The cup-disk ratio provides information on the size of the optic cup compared to the full disk.

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    The cup-disk ratio is a useful measurement for glaucoma patients, where the cup size is divided by the optic disk diameter. A normal ratio is less than 0.5, while a ratio greater than 0.5 or significant asymmetry between the eyes, along with visual field loss or elevated eye pressure, is highly suggestive of glaucoma. The cup-disk ratio provides information on the size of the optic cup compared to the full disk.

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    The cup-disk ratio is a useful measurement for glaucoma patients, where the cup size is divided by the optic disk diameter. A normal ratio is less than 0.5, while a ratio greater than 0.5 or significant asymmetry between the eyes, along with visual field loss or elevated eye pressure, is highly suggestive of glaucoma. The cup-disk ratio provides information on the size of the optic cup compared to the full disk.

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    The cup-disk ratio is a useful measurement for glaucoma patients, where the cup size is divided by the optic disk diameter. A normal ratio is less than 0.5, while a ratio greater than 0.5 or significant asymmetry between the eyes, along with visual field loss or elevated eye pressure, is highly suggestive of glaucoma. The cup-disk ratio provides information on the size of the optic cup compared to the full disk.

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    CAP and DISK RATIO

    CHANDRA
    Normal fundus
    Fig. 10.8 The optic disk is sharply
    demarcated. It is level with the
    retina, and its color indicates vital
    tissue. The small central optic cup
    (arrow) is discernible as brighter
    area.
    CUPPING KECIL (fisiologis)

    CUPPING BESAR
    (fisiologis)

    CUPPING GLAUKOMA
    (total)
    The "cupdisk ratio" is a useful way
    of recording the size of the optic
    disk in glaucoma patients. It is the
    ratio of cup size to disk diameter,
    eg, a small cup is 0.1 and a large
    cup 0.9. In the presence of visual
    field loss or elevated intraocular
    pressure, a cupdisk ratio greater
    than 0.5 or significant asymmetry
    between the two eyes is highly
    suggestive of glaucomatous atrophy.

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