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CMV retinitis: the diagnostic challenges and long-term outcomes. The experience of tertiary eye center in Saudi Arabia. [PDF]
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Macular Edema Without Vascular Leakage - The Diagnostic Challenge of SNIFR and its Differential Diagnoses. [PDF]
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, 2019 Neuroretinitis is an inflammatory condition that results in acute painless monocular vision loss. It is characterized by unilateral optic disc edema with fluid extending from the peripapillary region into the macula. As the fluid resorbs, retinal exudates develop in a stellate configuration to produce a characteristic macular star.
Matthew J. Thurtell, Robert L. Tomsak
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Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 1984
Eight patients presenting with the characteristic clinical picture of neuroretinitis are described. The decrease in visual acuity was caused by a papillitis, whereas the macular star developed later in the course of the disease when the visual acuity had already recovered.
Grehn, Franz, Witschel, Heinrich
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Eight patients presenting with the characteristic clinical picture of neuroretinitis are described. The decrease in visual acuity was caused by a papillitis, whereas the macular star developed later in the course of the disease when the visual acuity had already recovered.
Grehn, Franz, Witschel, Heinrich
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International Ophthalmology Clinics, 2001
Despite the growing list of agents that can present as neuroretinitis, nearly one-half remain idiopathic. However, many of the candidate etiologies are treatable conditions, and accurate diagnosis can result in visual rehabilitation. A complete workup in patients presenting with acute neuroretinitis should include a thorough history and general medical
S, Ray, E, Gragoudas
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Despite the growing list of agents that can present as neuroretinitis, nearly one-half remain idiopathic. However, many of the candidate etiologies are treatable conditions, and accurate diagnosis can result in visual rehabilitation. A complete workup in patients presenting with acute neuroretinitis should include a thorough history and general medical
S, Ray, E, Gragoudas
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Current Opinion in Ophthalmology, 2018
Neuroretinitis is an inflammatory disorder of the eye presenting with optic disc edema and the delayed development of a macular star secondary to optic nerve swelling toward the macular structures. Neuroretinitis can be divided into idiopathic, infectious (including neuroretinitis associated with cat scratch disease) and recurrent.The clinical ...
Aliaa, Abdelhakim, Nailyn, Rasool
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Neuroretinitis is an inflammatory disorder of the eye presenting with optic disc edema and the delayed development of a macular star secondary to optic nerve swelling toward the macular structures. Neuroretinitis can be divided into idiopathic, infectious (including neuroretinitis associated with cat scratch disease) and recurrent.The clinical ...
Aliaa, Abdelhakim, Nailyn, Rasool
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