Acute visual loss and intraocular hemorrhages associated with endoscopic spinal surgery

  • Moschos M
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PURPOSE To report a case of acute visual loss after endoscopic spinal surgery. METHODS A patient was immediately referred to our department after epidural endoscopy with severe bilateral visual impairment and underwent complete ophthalmologic examination. RESULTS Visual acuity was decreased in both eyes. Fundus examination revealed the presence of retinal and vitreous hemorrhages bilaterally. Four months later, visual acuity increased and the hemorrhages were remarkably resolved. CONCLUSION The present case represents an extremely rare incidence of intraocular hemorrhage following epiduroscopy.

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Moschos, M. (2008). Acute visual loss and intraocular hemorrhages associated with endoscopic spinal surgery. Clinical Ophthalmology, 937. https://doi.org/10.2147/opth.s3667

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