This article reviews the diagnosis, pathophysiological features, and prognosis of ischemic optic neuropathy, a relatively common cause of visual loss in older patients, including visual loss after ...

The word “transient” may be defined as being temporary or momentary. Transient visual loss is a reversible symptom of a number of possible underlying diseases. It can be defined by its ...

A pattern of visual loss may be predicted from the fellow eye in patients with bilateral sequential nonarteritic anterior optic neuropathy, according to a study. In a retrospective review, visual ...

The Case: A 40-year-old man was referred because of multiple events of transient monocular visual loss since adolescence. He described the events as small, translucent, grey-coloured spots similar to ...

A 43-year-old woman noted multiple episodes of transient visual loss on the right side. She initially thought that the episodes were in the right eye, but after cross-covering during the most ...

In PKC-DRS2, the efficacy of the oral PKC-β inhibitor, ruboxistaurin 32 mg/day, was measured by the primary end point of sustained moderate visual loss (SMVL: a ⩾15 letter decrease from ...

Comment. The search for the lesion(s) was targeted to the visual pathways posterior to the LGN, because there was bilateral visual loss with normal pupillary light reflexes.

However, measles can cause serious eye damage and visual loss. How does measles affect the eyes? Measles can infect the cornea which is the transparent tissue in front of the eye.