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From: Toxic retrobulbar neuritis due to recurrent nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug-exacerbated respiratory disease-based chronic sinusitis in the left sphenoid sinus: a case report

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Ophthalmologic examination of the affected left eye, 3 months after treatment. A pale optic disk on fundus imaging (A) and a brightened disk on OCTA infrared imaging (B) both indicate simple optic atrophy. The OCTA B-scan reveals the significantly reduced thickness of the peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer (C; distance between red and blue lines), with a mean value of 50 μm (D: G, total; NS, nasal superior; N, nasal; NI, nasal inferior; TS, temporal superior; T, temporal; TI, temporal inferior). The perimetry and visual field examination both show a central scotoma, as indicated by black or brown areas (E; colors represent percentage loss of vision)

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