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<bold>Fig SK 27-5. Optic neuritis.</bold> (A) Axial fat-suppressed and (B) coronal postcontrast T1-weighted images show a swollen and enhancing left optic nerve (arrows) secondary to multiple sclerosis.<sup>6</sup>
<bold>Fig SK 27-5. Optic neuritis.</bold> (A) Axial fat-suppressed and (B) coronal postcontrast T1-weighted images show a swol...
Figure 9.13. Papillitis. A 22-year-old woman noticed a sudden decrease in vision in her right eye and pain on eye movement. The disc is elevated and the margins blurred, with opacification of the nerve fiber layer inferiorly. The contralateral disc is normal.
Figure 9.13. Papillitis. A 22-year-old woman noticed a sudden decrease in vision in her right eye and pain on eye movement. The disc is ele...
Figure 9.14. Optic nerve atrophy. A 30-year-old man developed retrobulbar neuritis in the right eye. His initial vision was 20/200. Four months later, temporal pallor of the right disc was seen (left), but vision had improved to 20/25. The left disc was normal.
Figure 9.14. Optic nerve atrophy. A 30-year-old man developed retrobulbar neuritis in the right eye. His initial vision was 20/200. Four mo...