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Patient's fundus examination was normal.
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Visual acuity was 20/20 in both eyes with normal color vision, pupillary light responses, and normal fundus examination (Figure 1).
(A-C): MRI/T2 FLIAR MRI showed prominence of the optic nerve head as well as tortuosity of optic nerves and prominent perioptic nerve sheath. (D): Normal brain parenchymal, no lesions.
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Brain and orbit magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with contrast showed some evidence of elevated ICP, slight vertical tortuosity of both optic nerves and slightly prominent CSF around optic nerves, no flattening of the posterior sclera (Figure 2A-D).