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0%). There was no evidence of VPT. A substantial number of patients with NAION have subretinal fluid on OCT, consistent with prior reports. Resolution of subfoveal fluid may result in some recovery of visual acuity. Other retinal changes, such as intraretinal cysts and HRD, are present but have unclear implications. We did not find evidence of a primary role of VPT in the pathophysiology of NAION. A substantial number of patients with NAION have subretinal fluid on OCT, consistent with prior reports. Resolution of subfoveal fluid may