
|Articles|August 15, 2004
Visual loss of amaruosis fugax can be diagnosed in office
New York-Differentiating the classic embolic visual loss of amaurosis fugax from the numerous other causes of transient visual loss involves careful evaluation. Mark J. Kupersmith, MD, described how to differentiate among the various causes of transient visual disturbance and target the necessary diagnostic procedures.
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