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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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Cycloplegic examination revealed hypermetropia of +0.75 sph in the LE while fundoscopy showed remarkably swollen optic disc (Figure 1).
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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Visual field examination revealed enlargement of the blind spot and presence of horizontal inferior papillomacular scotoma in the LE (Figure 2).
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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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.