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Br J Ophthalmol 82:1301-1305 doi:10.1136/bjo.82.11.1301
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    • Clinical science

Use of scanning laser ophthalmoscopy to monitor papilloedema in idiopathic intracranial hypertension

Table 1

 Clinical features of eight patients. All patients were overweight

Patient Age Sex Main symptom Duration Treatment Outcome Refractive error V acuity Field loss Grade
papilloedema10
Associations
1 (Fig1A) 27 F postural TVO 2 months new acetazolamide resolution off treatment emm both eyes 6/6 R nasal 5
6/6 L
2 (Fig 1B) 34 F headache 1 month new acetazolamide resolution off treatment emm both eyes 6/6 nasal 1
6/6
3 (Fig 1C) 20 F headache 3 months new acetazolamide resolution off treatment +0.75 both eyes 6/6 nasal 2
scintillations 6/6
4 (Fig 1D) 49 F headache 7 months chronic acetazolamide shunt failure medical treatment emm both eyes 6/6 constriction nasal 3
blurred vision frusemide 6/9
shunt
5 (Fig 1E) 23 F headache 1 week recurrent acetazolamide resolution off treatment +0.5 both eyes 6/6 normal Goldmann 1
6/6
6 (Fig 1F) 22 F headache 1 month recurrent acetazolamide resolution off treatment +1.0 both eyes 6/6 normal Goldmann 1
6/6
7 (Fig 1G) 36 M metamorphopsia 2 years chronic acetazolamide chronic symptoms emm RE 6/6 nasal central LE 3 nephrotic syndrome hypertension
+1.0 LE 6/12
8 (Fig1H) 39 F headache 1 year chronic acetazolamide chronic headache + +1.00 RE 6/6 constriction 2
TVO LE frusemide TVO +2.00 LE 6/9
  • TVO = transient visual obscurations. Emm = emmetropic.

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