Background: There are few reports of histopathology of any form of optic neuropathy. This article provides histopathologic findings of an adult-onset, nonprogressive optic neuropathy that was diagnosed clinically as nonacute, nonarteritic anterior ...
Joseph F. Rizzo 3rd; Delia T. Sanders; Anthony C. Castelbuono
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