Cortical blindness due to bilateral occipital infarcts in a renal failure patient with prostate cancer: A rare complication of hemodialysis

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Loss of vision is a rare complication seen in hemodialysis patients. It is thought to develop because of the hypotension that can be observed during dialysis. This paper involves a patient with acute loss of vision during hemodialysis due to bilateral occipital infarcts. © 2013 O. G. Doluoglu et al.

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Doluoglu, O. G., Saricaoglu, M. S., Oztekin, C. V., Karakurt, A., Akdemir, A. O., & Koc, E. (2013). Cortical blindness due to bilateral occipital infarcts in a renal failure patient with prostate cancer: A rare complication of hemodialysis. Case Reports in Medicine, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/539761

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