Local and systemic administration of certain drugs has resulted in many forms of visual
complications. These include blurred vision, disturbances in color vision, scotomata, pigmentary …

… diabetic retinopathy, it is not always successful, complications may occur, and there is always
some loss of peripheral visual function from the photocoagulation itself. An animal model …

… is transient visual obscuration which is described as the dimming of vision of one or both
eye for up to 30 seconds. These visual changes often occur due to orthostatic changes in the …

… Ocular complications of BD are frequent and might be sight threatening. In this study we
had the chance to compare the rate of ocular complications in patients over a long term. We …

… ocular side-effects of drugs commonly in use for the treatment of a range of neurological
conditions. We have included complications of … visual field loss with preservation of visual acuity …

… In summary, moderate and severe visual impairment as well as structural ocular complications
occurred commonly in this cohort of patients with BD-associated ocular inflammation, …

… patient number 4, nonischemic CRVO and AION occurred with a visual decrease, respectively.
Changes in ocular blood flow and postoperative blood pressure might have played a role …

… In those cases where gross visual loss results from the opacity, surgical treatment gives …
in visual acuity. This change can also occur after the use of cobalt beam therapy (Fig. I5). …

… Pathologic conditions include the ocular effects of pregnancy-… of pre-existing conditions
include ocular changes seen in … As the vessel changes return to normal after delivery, visual …

… Syphilis is an uncommon cause of ocular inflammation in both HIV-negative and HIV-positive
patients. Visual loss and ocular complications were common among HIV-negative patients …