作者: David N. Zacks , Donald J. D'Amico
DOI: 10.1097/00004397-200101000-00007
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摘要: This chapter outlines some diseases in which diagnosis of retinal pathology can prove difficult and often mislead one to think optic nerve disease. Clinicians should consider these entities when atypical features or unexplained visual loss occurs. A careful medical history, review systems, the appropriate use ancillary studies (as outlined) provide insights helpful making correct diagnosis.