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By Maurice F. Rabb
From the collection of Maurice F. Rabb, M.D. - Uploaded on Oct 10, 2013.
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- Appears in
- Susacs Syndrome
- Condition/keywords
- Susac's syndrome
- Description
- Forty one year old white male who presented for acute painless visual loss OD. There was a previous similar transient history of visual loss involving the right eye associated with a possible ill-defined cerebrovasculitis, which improved spontaneously. There also was a history of auditory difficulties. The vision at presentation was 1/200 OD, and 20/20 OS. Baseline kodachromes and a fluorescein angiogram are presented. With treatment and over a four month timeframe, the visual acuity improved to 20/25+ OD, while the left eye remained stable at 20/20.
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