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1. With retinal vein pulsations - demyelination (papillitis), causes visual field loss.  
1. With retinal vein pulsations: demyelination (papillitis), causes visual field loss.  
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<br/>2. Without retinal vein pulsations - raised ICP, does not cause visual field loss.  
<br/>2. Without retinal vein pulsations: raised ICP, does not cause visual field loss.  





Latest revision as of 11:07, 20 March 2023

SUMMARY

1. With retinal vein pulsations: demyelination (papillitis), causes visual field loss.

2. Without retinal vein pulsations: raised ICP, does not cause visual field loss.


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