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InnovAiT 2008 1(10):699-705; doi:10.1093/innovait/inn117
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Sudden visual loss

Dr Emma Harding

GPR, Sutton Scotney, Hampshire

E-mail: ejharding{at}doctors.org.uk


  Abstract

A patient presenting with sudden visual loss can be a terrifying experience for both patient and doctor. Patients want to know if they could be permanently blinded and doctors are faced with a rarely encountered highly distressing symptom which they can often do little to improve in the surgery.


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