Optic Atrophy
Optic Atrophy represents the end-stage of colorful conditions that damage the optical whim-whams, leading to the degeneration of retinal ganglion cells. This condition results in a loss of connectivity between the eye and the brain. When Optic Atrophy occurs, the nerve filaments that transmit visual information are permanently altered, leading to a conspicuous pale appearance of the optical slice. Beforehand intervention for Optic Atrophy is essential to help complete vision loss and maintain functional independence.
