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    • The optic disc is a round structure where the pink or reddish section represents the neural tissue that takes visual information to the brain.
    • The center of the optic disc has a small dip called a cup.
    • Increased pressure in the eye or decreased blood flow due to glaucoma can enlarge the cup, leading to optic nerve cupping.
    • Glaucoma typically causes the cup to get bigger in a vertical oval pattern.
    • In people with glaucoma, nerve fibers begin to die, affecting the optic disc.
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