Prado-Serrano A, De Obaldía-Faruggia I, Moreno-González ME

Language: Spanish
References: 24
Page: 250-254
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ABSTRACT

Acute monocular visual loss due to anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, infarction of the optic nerve head secondary to inadequate perfusion through the posterior ciliary arteries is a well defined clinical syndrome. The association of ischemic optic neuropathy with small vessel angiopathic disorders such as hypertension, cranial arteritis and other collagen vascular diseases has been well documented. The association with migraine, a periodic and paroxysmal disorder that gives rise to a number of well recognized ophthalmologic syndromes, has been reported rarely.
The clinical features and fluorescein angiographic findings in a subject with both migraine and ischemic optic neuropathy is reported.

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