Last comments - Acute Macula Neuroretinopathy
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Acute Macula Neuroretinopathy2847 views39yr old male: Presents with Inferior Temporal Scotoma in his left eye, x 10 days with no change in shape or size, Visual acuity 20/25.
Most common sysptoms are described as sudden onset of one or more paracentral scotomas. {with the tip pointing toward the Fovea} without any other visual symptoms. Currently no treatment recommended.02/19/12 at 10:52Barbara Parolini: WELL TAKEN, GOOD CHOICE OF IMAGING, RARE CONDITION
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Acute Macula Neuroretinopathy2847 views39yr old male: Presents with Inferior Temporal Scotoma in his left eye, x 10 days with no change in shape or size, Visual acuity 20/25.
Most common sysptoms are described as sudden onset of one or more paracentral scotomas. {with the tip pointing toward the Fovea} without any other visual symptoms. Currently no treatment recommended.01/31/12 at 15:15tomsteele: very rare
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Acute Macula Neuroretinopathy2847 views39yr old male: Presents with Inferior Temporal Scotoma in his left eye, x 10 days with no change in shape or size, Visual acuity 20/25.
Most common sysptoms are described as sudden onset of one or more paracentral scotomas. {with the tip pointing toward the Fovea} without any other visual symptoms. Currently no treatment recommended.01/06/12 at 13:27Char Harris: well done
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