Retinal neurodegeneration in Wilson's disease revealed by spectral domain optical coherence tomography.

When discussing the results of the correlations performed in our study, one must bear in mind that even though the single correlations may be significant with a p <0.05, the overall risk of a type I error (false positive result) increases with the number of correlations.

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However, in Wilson’s disease patients, low VEP amplitudes tended to be associated with thinner RNFL, GCIP and total macular thickness, although these correlations failed to reach significance.

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