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NAION is a complex condition with unclear pathogenesis.
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AIP and TyG indices were tested for association with NAION.
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Study included 44 NAION patients, excluding those with hyperlipidemia.
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Both indices were elevated in NAION compared to controls.
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No correlation found between these indices and optic nerve damage severity.
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Study emphasizes metabolic factors in NAION risk.
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Further prospective studies are needed to confirm findings.
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