RECURRENCES AND BILATERALITY IN THE MULTIPLE EVANESCENT WHITE-DOT SYNDROME
RECURRENCES AND BILATERALITY IN THE MULTIPLE EVANESCENT WHITE-DOT SYNDROME
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DOI:
10.1016/s0002-9394(14)74979-7
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
JOFFE, L
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作者:
AABERG, TM;CAMPO, RV;JOFFE, L
Multiple evanescent white-dot syndrome recurred in 2 men (23 and 44 yr of age, respectively). One patient had a recurrence in the previously affected eye 3 yr after the initial visual loss; the other patient had 2 recurrences in the contralateral eye, each separated by 2 yr. Two additional patients (a 28 yr-old woman and a 21-yr-old man) had bilateral but asymmetric acute involvement. Computerized visual study showed a loss of retinal sensitivity in both eyes, correlating poorly with the clinically observed lesions. Results of electro-oculography were abnormal in the patients with bilateral involvement; results of electroretinography were abnormal only in the more severely involved eye. Systemic investigation in the 2 bilateral cases was unrevealing. None of the 4 patients had experienced a preceding influenza-like illness and all had complete recovery of vision within 4-6 wk.