Optic Nerve Evulsion: 1 case report. |
Min Cheol Shin, Jong Kuk Ha, Jin Seok Oh |
Department of Ophthalmology, School of Medicine, Hallym University, Chun-Cheon, Korea. |
시신경 발거 1례 |
신민철(Min Cheol Shin),하종국(Jong Kuk Ha),오진석(Jin Seok Oh) |
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Abstract |
Optic nerve evulsion is a visually devastating and rare manifestation resulting in sudden visual loss after ocular trauma. The several hypothesis of mechanism include penetrating orbital injury causing a backward pull on the optic nerve, extreme rotation and forward displacement of the globe, and sudden increase in intraocular pressure causing rupture of the lamina cribrosa. The authors report a case of optic nerve evulsion in a 25- year old man who was struck in the right eye with a umbrella. The diagnosis was made by fundoscopic findings, fluorescein angiography, visual evoked potential, electroretinography, orbit computed tomography and magnetic resonance image. |
Key Words:
Optic nerve evulsion;Trauma;Visual loss |
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