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Br J Ophthalmol 83:1287-1290 doi:10.1136/bjo.83.11.1287
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    • Laboratory science

Hyperhomocysteinaemia in young patients with non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy

Table 1

Summary of visual data in 12 young patients with non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy

Patient Age at 1st AION (years) Involved eye Initial VA Initial visual field defect of involved eye Involvement of contralateral eye? Final VA Final VF
RE LE RE LE
1 48 RE 20/20 Inferior altitudinal 20/400 20/20 Inferior altitudinal and central scotoma WNL
2 32 RE 20/15 Inferior altitudinal 20/15 20/15 Inferior altitudinal WNL
3 26 RE 20/200 Inferior altitudinal 20/200 20/20 Inferior altitudinal and cecocentral scotoma WNL
4 44 RE CF Central scotoma, nasal loss 7 years later 20/50-2 CF Absolute superior altitudinal with relative inferior scotoma Absolute central scotoma
5 37 LE 20/15 Inferior altitudinal 20/15 20/15 WNL Inferior altitudinal
6 21 RE 20/70 Central scotoma 16 years later and 22 years later 20/60 CF OS Central scotoma, nasal loss Temporal island
7 23 LE 20/20 Superior nasal step 20/15 20/20 WNL Superior nasal step
8 29 RE 20/15 Inferonasal depression 6 years later 20/15 20/25-2 Inferior altitudinal Superonasal scotoma, inferior altitudinal
9 42 RE 20/20 Inferior altitudinal scotoma 20/20 20/15 Inferior altitudinal scotoma WNL
10 47 LE CF Cecocentral scotoma 20/15 20/50 Inferonasal depression Caecocentral scotoma
11 39 RE 20/20 Inferior altitudinal 6 Years later 20/20 20/20 Inferior altitudinal Inferonasal
12 45 RE 20/20 Inferior altitudinal 12 years later and 13 years later 20/20 20/30 Inferior altitudinal Inferior altitudinal, superior paracentral scotoma

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