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Case Reports
. 2019 Jan-Mar;63(1):75-85.

Important functional distress in a teenager with optic nerve drusen

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Important functional distress in a teenager with optic nerve drusen

Alina Simona Lazar et al. Rom J Ophthalmol. 2019 Jan-Mar.

Abstract

We present a case of bilateral optic disc drusen and severe visual field loss in a female patient diagnosed at a very young age.

Keywords: optic nerve drusen; optic nerve pathology; perimetry; pseudopapilledema; visual field defects.

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Fundus photography of the right eye
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Fundus photography of the left eye
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Ultrasonography right eye
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Ultrasonography left eye
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Optical coherence tomography of the optic nerve in both eyes
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Optical coherence tomography 3D Visualization of the Optic Disc Cube of the right eye
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Optical coherence tomography 3D Visualization of the Optic Disc Cube of the left eye
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Optical coherence tomography macular thickness analysis for the right and left eye
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Optical coherence tomography ganglion cell layer analysis
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Humphrey visual field of the right eye at presentation showing a superior nasal altitudinal scotoma
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Humphrey visual field of the left eye at presentation showing an important constriction of the visual field, with the preservation of an island of central vision
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Humphrey visual field of the right eye at follow-up one year later
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Humphrey visual field of the left eye at follow up one year later

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