NOD 1: Lecture 3 NAION

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Causes of indistinct margins

papillodema

optic neuritis

NA-AION

A-AION

Neuroretinitis

Disc Drusen

Anomlous disc

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Causes of segmental disc edema

Pipilledema

optic neuritis

NA-AION

A-AION

Neuroretinitis

Emboli/ischemia

Diabetic Papillopathy

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Ischemic optic neuropathy

acute nerve damage secondary to poor perfusion/blood flow

a stroke to the optic nerve!

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Anterior Ischemic Optic neuropathy (AION)

ischemia of papillae/ optic disc edema

short posterior ciliary arteries (SPCA) involved

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Posterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (PION)

ischemia of optic nerve posterior to papillae/ ONH

no visible optic disc edema

MUCH LESS COMMON

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So we have...

Non Arteritic (Anterior) Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (NA-AION)

Non Arteritic (Posterior) Ischemic Optic Neuropathy

Arteritic (Anterior) Ischemic Optic Neuropathy (AAION)

Arteritic (Posterior) Ischemic Optic Neuropathy

Post surgival Ischemuc OPtic Neuropathy

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NAION

presumed infarction of the anterior portion of the optic nerve

in the absence of inflammation. demylenation, and compression

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_____ arteries are affected in NAION

short posterior ciliary arteries

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for NAION we must have negative:

C reactive protein

ESR

Thrombocytosis

Choroidal filling delay

Steroid responsiveness

tests are only helpful when they are negative!

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NAION, AAION, and ON may all manifest a

- RAPD

- dyschromatopsia

- decreased VA

- VF loss

- decreased brightness sense

- Abnormal VEP

All afferent problems!

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5 ways to differentiate optic neuropathies

Age

Vision loss

fellow eye cupping

hemes

pain

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NAION age

55-65

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AION age

60+

65-75

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ON age

20-40

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VISION LOSS

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NAION VA

20/60 - 20/200

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NAION time to vision loss (NADIR)

days 3.4

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NAION VF defect

altitudinal

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NAION Recovery

43% 3 lines at 6 mos

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NAION fellow eye

18% seq

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NAION the better the VA the ___ likely a second attack

less

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OPTIC DISC APPEARANCE

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Cupped disc in fellow eye

think AION

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Anomalous disc in fellow eye

NAION or AION

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NAION only occurs in ______ discs, but AION (and ON) can occur in any optic disc

small crowded discs

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HEMMORRHAGE

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NAION: hemes

yes!

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AION: Hemes

yes/no

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ON: hemes

RARE

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NAION Disc edema

pink

Luxury perfusion

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AION disc edema

Pallid

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ON disc edema

pink

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PAIN

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NAION: pain

rare

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AION: pain

yes

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Optic neuritis: pain

Yes with eye movement

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____ is likely if the Visual loss is NLP or OU

AION

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AION is unlklely <

40

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ON is rare >

60

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---- is unlikely if fellow disc is cupped

NAION

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____ is alomst alwaus painful and rarely preseny with disc hemorrhage

ON

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____ is NOT painful

NAION

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NAION predisposing factors

small crowded optic disc

hypertension

Dm

cholesterol

genetic

sleep apnea

tobacco use

cataract surgery

coronary bypass surgery

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NAION PRECIPITATING MEDICATIONS

Amiodarone

oxymetazoline

influenza vaccination

interferon

viagra, cliallis

Nitrous oxide (body builders)

Harvoni (Hep C)

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More preciptating factors

IOP alteration

Lasik Surgery

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in NAION avoid

phenylephrine

vasoconstriction of the watershed posterior ciliary arteries --> worsening of vision

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NAION precipitating factors (the important one)

Blood pressure control (too high or too low)

decreased perfusion during transient nocturnal hypotension VS lag to normal blood presssure

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Amiodarone optic neuropathy

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Amiodorone uses

anti arrhythmic

venticular arrhythmias

atrial fibrillation

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Amiodorone half life

(takes 2 mos to get out of system)

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Amiodorone bioavailability potentiated by

grapefruit

decreases the activity of cytochrome P450 3A4 enzymes that are responsible for breaking down many drugs and toxins

educate patients to NOT consume grapefruit prodcuts --> toxocoty rosk

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Am-ION onset

insidious (months)

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NAION onset

rapid

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Am-ION vision loss

20/200

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NAION vision loss

20/20 - NLP

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Am-ION Resolution of optic disc edema

months

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NAION Resolution of optic disc edema

weeks

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Am-ION bilateral

usually simultaneous

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NAION bilateral

sequential

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Phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhibitors (ED)

linked to NAION

potentiated with grapefruit

ANY patient with known unilateral NAION should not be medicated with PDE inhibitors!!!!

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NAION Work up

immediate lab testing to R/O GCA

C reactive protein

ESR

CBC with diff and platelets

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Is there a role for imaging in ION

NOPE

only Optic neuritis

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NAION treatment

None

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NAION managment

control systemic predisposing and precipitating risk factors

avoid hypertensives at bedtime

don't treat hypertension too aggressively

stop smoking

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see slides on DM