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3?��?2.7?mmHg [27.7%] p?Dinaciclib 100?mg caffeinated beverage does not appear to provide an alternative for patients unable to tolerate the WDT. 0405 5.?ASSESSMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHIC DISC HAEMORRHAGE AND IMPACT ON CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF GLAUCOMA Bob Z Wang1,2, Surinder S Pandav2,3, Yu Xiang G Kong1,2, Jessica F Brennan2, Michael A Coote1,2, Jonathan G Crowston1,2 1Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 2Centre for Eye Research Australia, University of Melbourne, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 3Advanced Eye Center, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh, India Purpose:?To examine how the presence of a disc haemorrhage on optic disc photographs influences the likelihood of optometrists and glaucoma subspecialists diagnosing glaucoma. Methods:?Three disc photographs within the glaucoma optic neuropathy evaluation project were of the same eye, with the difference being the presence of a disc haemorrhage (Disc H), a resolving disc haemorrhage (Disc RH) or a resolved disc haemorrhage (Disc R). Analysis of optometrist and subspecialist responses to nine topographic features and their assessment of glaucoma likelihood were undertaken for the three discs. Results:?Twenty-two glaucoma subspecialists and 259 optometrists completed this prospective observational study. There was no statistical difference between optometrists and glaucoma subspecialists in the identification of disc haemorrhage and rim loss for all three discs (P?>?0.05), but there were differences in the identification of retinal nerve fibre layer loss for Disc H (P?=?0.015) and Disc R (p?