This may not be significant in adults whose ODD are robustly calcified and found on the surface of their optic discs, but in children with buried ODD [ 6 ], reduced calcification and increased lens absorption are likely to prevent enough transmission of reflected waves from the optic nerve head to the transducer.
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Detection of Optic Disc Drusen in Children Using Ultrasound through the Lens and Avoiding the Lens-Point of Care Ultrasound Technique of Evaluation Revisited.
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