Abstract

Choroidal thickness is an essential parameter that has gained significant attention in ophthalmic research as it plays a crucial role in various ocular pathologies. Optic nerve band atrophy resulting from chiasmal compression is a complex and potentially sight-threatening condition. This article aims to review the assessment of choroidal thickness in patients with optic nerve band atrophy due to chiasmal compression, exploring the potential clinical implications and its utility as a diagnostic marker for this condition.