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case_images: Fundus photography of the patient's LE at the time of admission in which a remarkably swollen optic disc is illustrated.
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case_images: Cycloplegic examination revealed hypermetropia of +0.75 sph in the LE while fundoscopy showed remarkably swollen optic disc (Figure 1).
case_images: Normal visual field examination in RE (a) Visual field examination with an enlargement of the blind spot and presence of horizontal inferior papillomacular scotoma in LE (b).
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case_images: Visual field examination revealed enlargement of the blind spot and presence of horizontal inferior papillomacular scotoma in the LE (Figure 2).
case_images: Fundus photography of the patient's LE ten days after being released in which a remarkable improvement of the optic disc edema is observed.
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case_images: At the followup, ten days later VA of the LE was 10/10, there was a remarkable improvement of the optic disc oedema (Figure 3) and visual field examination was normal.